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Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1861-01-21

Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1861-01-21 page 1

1 'r'-w ' A . - a- .1 i! JV VOLUME XXIV COLUMBUS, OHIO. MONDAY MORNING. JANUARY 2), lSlil NUMBER 18 .1- life M MI 1 INSURAJfCE. JOHN H. W HEELER, Ah' BMT ftOtt HOME, COMT1XEXTAL. Uahhattan, 8Bctiitinr,nd Ibvim. Kikk lm. Co.'t New York; MI atOHANT'8 unit OITT Fl KK uf Harf ord; NEW YOKK.oJ OONNICCTICUT MUTUAL LIFE. Office, 1 High it., tfavage'a Block. .ajrl'MMljr 1 HONK AN D KOUUION PATKNTS. Tbe unduniiKiwd for muny yotn en prated in the Patent OHta, prepaxiuft toalinioDjr in cou tested cmm, bu re- ! ttgned to oontinue hit pru&Mton uf tecuriug pateuti, Anifr.raa aod KuropwaM. Patent obtained oo diw and unjiMtly .ejected application fur contingent ft to be paid when the patnte are granted, il desired. Examinations of new inventiond from rouuh pencil Hketohea, to determine their patentability, made previous to ap plying lor patent!, Mr live dollar, ft. w. wuuu.unra wall, Orange Go., N. Y. no 19 dly FIRE! FIRE,! I FIRE!!! SOW IS THE TIME TO INSURE YCUR PROPERTY. HA VINO ARRANGED ALL Ot MY LOSSES, 0C-owiooed by the late Neil Houne Fire, to the lull tat lsCaoton of all par'fea intereeted, I am alill prepared, in lihe manner, to protect the buildings, lwll.ug Mor- hand toe. Farnitnre, Ac, of all pernona, hf giving them Ptfliciee in aa good Iniuratice Oompatilee aa there are In the United dm tee. All persona deniring to lust ire their eruperty, are request en to call at my office, in Am hue uilding, and exttniae tae matter for themaelvea, before Applying eisewtier. puwure of iutriutlng your I nm ranee to trareling AgenU, aa thoee (Jompmiei which employ Policy Ped-dltra, are generally Bogus (Joncerne. fto.U-d.,... a. WILSON, Insurance Agent. T olxzx Bonte Oo. Hnnutnt turem of Mnllla,CottoB,Tarrwland tlemp Hope, Cotton and Hemp Jacking, Cords, Lines and Twine, in all their variety, and dealera in Oaknm, Anchors, blocks, Patent Heine Twine, street, one door South ef Front, CINCINNATI, O. LITIIOGK4riII DEJ 3T Gr H. I 3T 0- . Ftirtraitu, Lun Iscaue., .Show Carda, Map., Draft., Note. Certificate, of Stock, Bond., Letter and Hill Heads, llild. Dgs, Ac. MIlHILKIMN, STItllKKIDQK A CO., lltt Walnut Street, (Odd fellow1! UuildliiK,) .ep2Miim Clnclunatl, 0. IlirilAHOSOV imsn HiXisrEisrs . DAMASKS DIAPERS. C. 0ONHUMKU8 Of KICIIARDSCN'S 1,1 N KNS, and thoM deeroiis or obtaining the (iKNCINK 00OI8, should nee thnt the artlrles they purchaee are sealed with the full name of the Arm, J. N. RICHARDSON, SONS A OWDKN, - "a guarantee of the soundness and durability of the Goods. - ThfiTWrTrtTlon fs rendered essentially necessary, as large quantities of inferior and defective Linens are prepared, aean after season, and sealed with the name of RICH ARDSON, by Irirth Houses, who regardless of the injury thus inflicted alike on the American coiutmner and the manufacturer of the ge-miue Goods, will hot renililv abandon a business so profitable, while purchasers ran be mpusea on with goons or a worrniess cii iracter. J. BULLOCKH A J. B. LOCKK, ptT-dly Agents, H4 Peade Street. New York hOnnewells UNIVERSAL OIIGH REMEDY. i i nil tiiiunn aiit uiiitK , iuui (Mjl in n, inciii tidiKi-mst erfeat restllts. Whooping Qmyh, Chronir, anil Common Owjhy Urnnrhial and Throat 0 mflint always forernun-cn of 7ontumption Aa oothini yrnp it Iihn nosiiper-rbr. FrtMrd from all Opiate or fcrnetic properib's, may tinted by most dellcata constitutiouf. aud with perfect cnitini-nrt' HUNNEWFLL'S CELEBRATED TOL II ANODYNE. LU Vh Grtntent Natural Opi-ite vt!r off-red to the world eoitainliig not a partltlenf Opium, nor any substuuee lut Ita strictly regulable and medical proierties. A sure renedy for Nenmhjia, Uheumatim UntU. Tooth and Eur Ac Catarrh, Bote or Hay Fever, and all minor Nervous Conplalnts. for Lonn of and TTeadache In all Its varieties, 1 ha noeualt aud to which moat undoubted testimonial noffered. For Delirium Tremens, it is a tnoet perfrct remedy. fr BoitHtt Complaints, after rt moving he pain it acts as f tc, a most Important contrast with the const ipatary iCoti of Opium. fo Physicians. Formulas and Trial Bottles will be sent anl to Dealer or In w lid a descriptive pamphlet without psUge-stamp." j JOHN li. HfNMiWELb, No. 0 Commercial Wharf, Bottton. Nih. Tcwhom pleane direct all communications. 1 Prices Large Oough Remedy, fiO cents per bottle. Small 25 " Tolu Anotlyne, 6) " 4 Inr sale by the usual wholesale and retail dealers every-whre.Hlwrts A Samuel Wholesale Agents. N. B. Marple.Jt B.lHik, John M. Jenig, G. Ddiig A 8-m, A. J. fchewe-ert Son, Agents for Columbus, Ohio. Suire, Eckstein A o.J. 1. Park, Tapel A Toymlur, Wholesale Agents, in-niatij Ohio. Also by all DruggUtH aid Dealers in the .. Agencies wanted by respectablt Dealure. ectl8-myl' ; -mylo-61 Cabinet warei join riitui(i, 1 NO. ITT EAST FRIEND STREET. fTAS A FULL ASSORTBIKNT OF ALL KINDS OF Xl Plain, Fancy and Ornamental Furniture. Mann tct. res Furniture to order ('HKAPKR than any other e tftlishment in the city. The present stock to be sold potfttvelv at cost. J-UPHOL3TKRINGdonein a superior manner. J.nl-dly " 8ANFORD3 LIVER IN V I GORATO R T" IS COMPOUNDED K N T I It . L Y FROM J I7uma, and hai become an eatithllshed tact Standard Medici oe, known ana p- proved by all that have Qflpdit, ana le now renoriea the diwaae. fnr which it lit It li aa ctired thoiiHauda Who had giV"'.' up all hope. to with onntldenoe hi all recommended. . within thela.t Ivovr-m I f relief, aa the n'' .iterona nnttdicltpd certltlcatea in The doae uinat be adaptedi ndlvidnal tftklug it, and o aet Kcntty on the Bow- my poaaenaion .r jw. to the temperui-ient ol the uaed in .uch r aantitieaaa ela. Let the dirtatfa of your Judgment iiiide yon in the oaeortne LI vkk invii- LIVEH COMl'lAlSTSJl DYSPEPSIA, CHKOHW, COMPLAINTS, DYSEN-l BTOMACH, HAHTTVALl vua i ij ., and It will cure Hll.Lll.V8 ATTAUKS, HIAHUHOEA, SUMMEH TEH V, HHOPHV. SOt'R I Wl V EN EHS, ("HO, tf!, M(tllllim,VHOLERA IN. LENVE, J A VS OIC E, KS, and may be nsed iuc CHOLERA, CHOLERA FANTVM, FLATV- FFIMALE WKAKNESS-eemftilly aa an OUDIKA-C.VB. ItwillcnreSeT auU) can teatify) lu Iwrnty pomfnh tire taku at com ItY FAMILY ME Di li EADACIIE, (aa thon. minutea, if two or three Tea-mencemeiit of attack. (ilVINd their testimony ill.li WHO K6t. ii .1KRI n It. favor. I MIX WATER IN THE MOUTH WITH THE INV10-01UT0R. AND SWALLOW ItOI'H TOGETHER. ' Price One Dollar per Bottle. AliK SAN FORD'S IL00D PURIFYING PILLS. COMPOUDNKD FHOM PIHB VEGETABLE EXTRACTS, AND PUT UP IN OUSS CASES, AIR TIGHT, AND WILL KEEP IS AAV CLIMATE. T(e FAMILY CA-le nt active Cathartic, need in hi. practice more Te com.tantly increaa- whohave long naed the tionwhich all expreaa in dnc. me to plce them Tk Profusion well thatic act on different Tie FAMILY CA- will dne reference to this compounded from a vrie- Exfacta, which act alike mentary canal, and are caeaj where a Cathartic 1. KASOEMENTS of the KESH, PAIN8 IN THE COSHVENK89, PAIN TUB WHOLE BODY, freqnently, if neglected, vnr, LOSS OF APPE-IKNHATIOX rTF COLD RESTLESSNESS, HEAD-f HE HEAD, all IN-BASES, WORMS in RHEUMATISM, a great THARTIC PILL la a gen. which the proprietor ha. than twenty year., ing demand from thoaa PILLS, and the aatl.fao regard to their uae, ha. In-within the rearh of all. know that different Car-portion, of the liowela. THARTIC PILL haa, well eetablifihed fact, been ty of the purest Vegetable on every part of the all-GOOD and SAFE in all needed, such a. DE-STOMACH, 8LEEPI-BACK AND LOINS, AND SORENESS OVER from .ndden cold, which end in a long cnurmof Fe-TITE, A CREEPING OVER THE BODY, ACHE, or WEIGHT IN FLAMMATORY DI8. CHILDREN or ADULTS, PURIFIERorthe BLOOD lleah I. heir, too numerou. tlaement. DOSE, 1 to 3. V) and manydlaeaae. towhich to mention in thi. adver- PRICE 3 DIMES, THE LIVER IN VIGOR A TOR AND FAMILY CATHARTIC PILLS are retailed by Drnggi.l. generally, and .old wholeaale by the Trade in all the large town.. 8. T. W. SANrORU, M. D, Mamlfacitirerand Proprietor, iOH llroadway, New Tork. Sold In Colnmhna by Roberta A Samuel, John Denis, nd B. M. Denig A Hon.. oct5')-dly.wlyltp PC MP AUD MACHINE WORKS... oi 141 and 143 West Second Street, Cincinnati, Ohio GEO. D. WINCH ELL A IlliO., Manufacturer, and Dealer. In Steam Pomp, and Boiler Doctor Engine., Single and Double Acting Lift and Force Pnmpa, Hot Liquid. Oil, Molaaaea, Syrup and Lard Pump. Distillery, Factory, Fire Engine and Brain Pump., Arte. Ian Well Pnmna, Ac, Ac, Stationary and Portable Engine, and Boiler., Lathe Machine, Hoiatfng Machine., Governor, and Governor Valve., Quart: MIH Englnea, Pulley.. Shafting, Hanger.. Braae Steam and Water Corku Steam Guagea, Com a. Nozzle., Rubber Hoae. Tinner'. Copper, Load, Cast and Wrought Iron Pipe and Fitting, aVc.As. aug'Af-dawlj HOTELS. NATIONAL HOTEL, No. 3T2 Worth flight St., . OOIiUMBPfl. OHIO. H. REYNOLDS...... PROPRIETOR. Thl. Hotel b but few atrpa from ths Depot, and person, arriving or wishing to take passage on any of tba traina, will And thla denidedly the meat eouveni-nt stopping place In the city. Passengers waked up at the proper time at all houra of the night, for any of the Traiua. sVTA. Restaurant toitl be abundantle supplied, ando n. dec6dflnt HOLTON HOUSE. NEWARK, 0. J. L. IIoltox - - - -' Proprietor hec8 d.lm W. W. M'CO Y, Proprietor of the Eoomnn House, KcniM-rly Ihe MTi.y.l ' BUCYllUS, OHIO J deo4-dSm GOODALE HOUSE. H. AKIN,'- ...... Proprietor w, Hifh 8t. between 8tnle and Town, OOZjUMBUS OHIO. Tlit-re have bevn recently abided a niiuilMrot new roomi t( thla llouiie, making It the largeat houae io the city. noT47-tlm s JT. CLAIR HOTEL, COR. PENN AND ST. CLAIR STS., l'lTTSBURG. Forty Sinel" Booma have been added recently to tba MfaMMtmi'nt. BO A Kl) PER DA V, ....... fias. iTtll.l'.in 0. II. BELL, Pbopribto. ROBERTS & SAMUEL Wholesale and Retail DRUGGISTS. No. Nor 111 High Street, (Ka.t Hide.) Columbus, Ohio. WB AUK CONMTANTL.V HKC KIVIMG v V large additiuna to our Stuck of DUUGo, MKniCINES, CHKMICAT.S, I AINT8, OIL8, VAKNISIIFH, DYE KTUFPS, WINHOW OTiASS, PKHKU VI FRY, FANCY SOAPS, TOIIiKT ARTICLES, Ac, Ac. We alao keep on hand an aitaortmniit of fine Ciirare, Pure Iiiqnora lor Medi al purpoiieai wilh every article u.nally kept In fl-t cUm Drug Store. HiiviiiK liiiNinena arranftementa with leading Importer, and niitiiiiftirtunara, we lire prepared to ofler good, to the ttade, or at reteil, at minimally low price SffGoodi delivered to any part of the city free of charge. apr.Viili.dly ROBERTS A SAMUEL, I lit HF. CII.GKKK.N and BLACK TEAS. It""' 11)0 bairn prime Kin t'oDiw. 190 pocket, old Dutch Oorcrnuieut Java Coffee. 75 Iiiik. Ceylon Coll'oe. JI00 bbU. Rtitnditi-d White Sugar., conaiatlng of Pow de ed. Cruidif'd, (iranuliilcd, A aud B Coffee. . 0 qilluUU George Bllk (odliNll. Sill l,bla. iii-M and No. 1 Mackerel. S la. IM. kelc.l Salmon. 10O bx. Laver Kaiaeus. 50 hf. box do do 1O0 qr. box do do 10O M Cigar, different brand, and grade.. nov24d3in WM. McPONALD. SlUllIRS. FAIIIJIA, TAPIOCA, Hugo, Arrow Root, Rice Flonr, Ki-olch Oat UesI, Pearl ilarley, . Split Pea., Cracked Wheat, Chocolate, Coco, ftroma, etc., Creura Tartar, Poda, Figs, Prune., . . SoeUlee. Raiatna, . Freeh TomaUMa, . Peaihea, Green Corn, Frenh Canned Fruit, of every deacription; Jclliea of all klnile ; Flavoring Extract, of nil kind. ; Gum Druiia, Mixifd Candle., Almond., Klllierti, Ptcnn Nut., Knglib Walnut., Braxil Nnt., Ao. nov24d.1m WM. McDONALD. TO THE PUBLIC! In view of making a change in our Concern, we will offer our ENTIRX! STOCK OF DRY GOODS, COMMENCING- WITH Monday, lltli of January, AT COST! Thl. Stork of Good. I. now admitted to be tha MOST DESinABLH IN THE Oontro of tlio Stcite aud offora a rare opportunity to HOUSE KEEPERS i"d others for purchasing their supplies. The whole Stock will be Sold WITHOUT RESERVE, excepting YANKEE NOTIONS, ZKPIIYR WORSTEDS and ALEXANDRE'S KID GLOVES. Tcriiis- -CunIi Ouly. P. BAIN. W. T. & S. D. DAY& CO. , MANUFACTURERS OF ANU DEALERS IN PRINTING PRESSES, (BOTH HAND AND POW'-.i And all kinds of Printing Mate-rialM.No. 173, ITS. and HI Weil Second St., CI NCI N If A TI. an2".-d1y CHARLES SCOTT, BOOT So SHOE IvI AKER Rrotul Street,, Between High and i"V. nt marrivOtilT-BA MAM M MOTH STEAM POWER Bit,-LIAKD TAULKi Manufactory, J. M. Beunhwick ft Bbo., Proprietors. Yttc lory on N. E. corner of Klin and Canal Streets. Office and Warehouse, No. 8 Sixth Street, between Main aud Wr.lnut, Cincinnati, Ohio. P. tf. fiet HrutiBieicht Improved Patent Combination Cushion aep27'W-dfini SAVE YOUR M0XEY. I AM RECEIVING SUB SCRIPT IONS FOR all the MagHzines htid Literary Papers in the country and out of it; among the former, the Comhill, Temple Bar, The Atlantic, Harper. Godey. Peteraon, Knickerbocker, Grlectic, Blackwood the British Quarterlies, dr,. Ac. SuhAcrihers can get them KABLIEK, CIIRAPER and free of postage, by St-ndmu their niihnrriptns through me. KICHAKD KENNEDY. decl9dlm .17 Bute street. GAT c3 DIITJIIY, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, Corner High & G-ay Streets. my2,'00-dly-. MILLINERY? MILLINERY MILLINERY! MRS. WAGLEY is now offering to the pnMfe the cheapest and best assortment ot MlaULlBf ERV GOODS to be found In the city, consiNting in part o fine Black Velvet Bonnets at $10, usually sold at flft 8, " 12 et io Fine Drab Brown and Blue uncut Voire. Bonnets at f and Id, usually sold at 81" and I2. Alsoa fine stock of Ribbons, Flowera, Feathers, and a fine lot of other goods in the same proportion to the abore. Bonnets bleached, pressed, and colored, and war ranted to give satisfaction. No. i Eaat Town street, Columbus, Ohio. iM2o-oct27 RAIL 110 ADS. (iREAT NATIONAL ROUTE!! TO I3altimore, Philadelphia, NEW YORK & BOSTON AND ORI.f ROAD TO WASHINCTON CITY THE CEN1KAL OHIO BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROADS. Terminate at Baltimore and Washington City on the East, and Columbus on the West, at which places it connect with RHflroads for and lYoni all points fn the WEST, SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST. Through Tickets can be procured ria Washington City to the Extern cities, at an aMit(nal charge of liAnt only. 81eeploB Car attached to all Klglil Tralsia. Tickets hooO; antil nnvd, wth the privilege of stopping off at all principal points. SLEEPING CA R ATT AC' H ED TO ALL NIGHT TRAINS. Through Ticket aud Baggage Checks can be procured at all principal Railroad and Steamboat Office in the West. Ask tor rnkets via Unit mime ann unio Katiroad. J. H.HULLIVAN Oen. West. Ag't, B. AO. BR W. P. SMITH, Master Transportation. B. A 0. U. R. L. M. COLE. General Ticket Agent, B. A 0. R. R. WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. Little Miami & Columbus & Ionia hailiioads. For Cincinnati, Dayton and Indianapolis I Through to Indianapolis without change of cars and but" on change of cars between Columbus and St. Louis. TUKKB TRAINS DAILY FROM COLUMBUS. FIRST TRAIN (Dally, Monday, excepted), NIGHT EXPHKH8 via Paylou, nt 2:45 a. in., .tupping at London, Xeitia, Dayton, jUiddletown and llamilnu, arriving at Cincinnati at tt:2U a. in.; Daytou at 6:40 a. ni.; indialiapoli. at 10:48 a. in .; St. Loiiia at 11:50 p. m. 6KC0ND TRAIN ACCOMMODATION at 6:10 a. m., .topping at all .tattona between Colnnilin. and Ciulnnati aud Dayton, arriving at Cincinnati at U:ttt a. M.i Day ton nt '.1:15 a. m.; Imlinnapolia t irZH p. m. Till UO TRAIN DAY EXPRESS at p.m.. .Lipping at Alton, JetTereon, Loudon, Charleatou, Celarville, Xeuia, Spring Valley, Corwiu, Morrow, Deerflolri, t'tatter'., Loveland, Uilfortl and Plainville, arriving at Cincinnati at 7:2u p. ra.; St. Louie at 12 ni.; Duytou at 6:35 p. m.; Indianupoli. at 10:38 p. ni. Sleeping Can on allNiyht Traint to Cincinnati and fndianapolii. BAGOAGR CHKCKED THROUGH. tt;a.For further inforuiutiou and Tli rough Ticket, apply to M. L. DOlIEHTY, Ticket Agent, L'ulou Depot, Coluni Uu.,0. E. W. WOODWARD, Sup't, Cln., 0. JNQ W. DOHEBTY, Agent, Columbua, O, decu. WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. E -A.S TWABD . STEUBENVILLESHORT- LINE. Trains Leave ITnlnn Depot. Columbus. Dally, (Sundays Kaceptcd,) FOR PITTSBURGH, IIAKRISIUTRGII, IMIII.ADBLIMIIA, SEW YORK. &-C, On and aftei thi. data Paaaengor train, will run upon thla ruad a. follow.: EXPRESS. ' Leave Golumbn. at S a. ni.; arrive, at Stenbenvllle al 12:30 p.m Piitxhwgh 4 pm.; llarri.hurgh 11:30 a.m.; Philadelphia 6:50 a. lu.; New York at 12 in. FAST LINE. Leave. Colnmbn. 2:40 p.m; arrive.at Slenbenville 11:25 p. ni.; Ptttabiirgh l:40n.ni.; Ilarrl.bnrg 12:4i p. m.; PliiL adelphia 5 p: m.; New York 10:0(1 p. nt. The ninel ooiufortable sleeping Cm attached to NlgUt Traina. RETURNING. Leave Pltt.bnrgb 1:40 a. m.;-,lveat Columbn. 2:20 p.m. Leave Pittaburgb 1:40 p.m.; arrive at Columbn. 2:40 a.m. J. A. HUTCHINSON, nov2fi'anmh3 60 Gen'l Ticket Agent. aS60-41. Winter Arrangement,' 1SGO-C1. -Time Cnanged. GREAT NORTHERN $ EASTERN ROUTE CL EVELAND, COLl'MUUS, At CINCINNATI Xt-AIXsriOAD . Connecting at Oreatline wltb the PITTSBURGH, FT. WAYNE A CHICAGO RAILKOAD for PUUburg, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Aleo for fort ttuTNeaad Chtcngo. Connecting at Cleveland with the LAKE SHORE RAILROADfor Dnnklrk, Buffalo, Albany. Boston and New York. TWO TRAINS DAILY, SXCIFT SCHDAT, from Colnmbn., In connection with Train, on the LITTLE MIAMI AWD rOLl'MBCg AND XE.MA RAILKOAOe, FIReT TRAIN NIOHT EXPRESS Leave. Colnmbn. at 3:2S a. m. Will leave paaftengere at all atationn eolith of Gallon ; stop -tt Delaware, Ashley, Cardington, Gilead, and at all eta tion. north of Gallon, arriving at Cleveland at H:40a. m., Dunkirk 4:20 p. in., Bllftilo 0:05 p m.. New Turk l'i:.'i p. IP., BiMton 4:Hnp. m., Pittaburgh eta Crestline 3:40 a. ni., Philadelphia 7:00 a. ra., Chicago eta Gralton 11:00 p.m. Alto connecting at Shelby for .all point, on the Saudnaky, Mansfield A Newark Railroad. . SECOND TRAIN. M AIL AND EX PRESS Leave. Colnmhna at 3:00 p. m , will Mop al all .tali na eolith of Shelby, and at Salem, New London, Wellington. Grafton and Berea, arriving at Cleveland al 8:MI p. m . Dunkirk, 3:00 a. m., BiiIThI.i 4:36 a. m.. New Vork 10:110 p. m., Boeton 12:20a. m. Pitlahnrgh no Ureerlitie 2::t0 a. m., IMiiladlpbia 6:00 p. tn., Chicago via Grafton at 0:: a. m. Aim connerta at Shelby for all point, on the Sandnaky, Manxfteld A Newark Railroad. Patent Sleeping Cars ate run on all Night Trains to Chicago, New York and Boaton. Baggage Checked Thronh to New York and Button n. Cleveland; aleo, lo Philadelphia and A'mt York via Creetiine. RETURNING: Night Exprra. arrive, at Colnmhna at 1:30 a. m. Cincinnati Exprea. arrives at Colombo, at 1:40 p. m. Fare as Low as by any other Route. Atkjor Tickets via Crestlmt or Cleveland. E. 8 FLINT, Superintendent, Cleveland, Ohio. JAMES PATTERSON, Agent, Cclumbua,Ohio. Colnmbn., Nor. 29, 18A0.tJal'61o Auction & Commission Room! V. R. GLAZIER, AUOTIOlrf " AMD Ootumisslon ZHerchant No. 144 East Town afreet, near the Market House, RECEIVE8 ON COMMISSION ALL KINP8 OF Furniture, Dry Gooda. Grwceriea, Hardware, Horaea, Carriage., Ac Sale, ol Real Eetate and Peraonal Property attended to either In or oat of the city, at .hurt notice and on rerrenabla terms. Catk advance made on all contignmente. AUCTION IS EVERT DAT AND EVENING Bov24dly V B ULAZltR, Aocucomi MUSIC. ETC Marshall, James & Traver's PREMIUM PIANOS. PIAWOg ARK UNNl RPASSKD, 1 eumuining KH'IIN 8S and HWtETN KSS- BRILLIANCY and VOLUMK of TON K ; KLKOASCK and BKATTVof 8TYLB ; OCRlBILITT of MECHANISM, wilh DKLICAOY OF TOUCH and promptneaauf AOTIoN. Thl. "Patent Repeating iaran I Actinn" 1. pronuunced bylhalewtjudeeatolietha IMPROVEMENT OF THI AOK in Piano Korte making. A U Piamoe warram'ed toyive yerfeet ealufactum or Ike memef refunded. Addrwm . K. L. TRAVEB, Agent, 8TEINWAY SOIST'S 1ST PRIZE GOLD MEDAL PIANOS. Ill AVE NOW THE AUEKCYOF THEIK CELEBRATED PIANOS. THEY POSSESS REMARKABLE CLEARNESS, SWEETNESS, BRILLIANCY AND-VOLUME OK TONE, AND ALL OTHER QUALITIES DESIRABLE IV A FIRST CLASS INSTRUMENT. All Pinnae unrranled for three lean. Written guarantee given to that effect. Addreaa K. L. TBA VWt. Ag't, angr-Qiywiy-iteam uoLi:aaua.u. Reaidenca 283, Eaat Town Street. KN ABE'S GOLD MEDAL PIANOS rPHK BEsT AND MOST POPULAR PI-J. ANOS maie In this country are from the extensive and ceh biated manufactory of in, Knabe & Co., of Baltimore. They are the only Piano Forte that dare iaeu a challenge to the world for Volume, evencss and brilliancy of tone, elasticity of touch and durability: To be had only of SELTZER A WEBSTER, aug7-apr21-novl(l-dlyi. Hole Agent.. CHICKERING PIANOS. All Styles and Prices They have recelred -IO IPriano Medals And have made and miM over 9 3.0 0O INSTHUMF.NTS. These luatruments have all the Real Improvement of the Age And are, beyond comparison, the Finest Pianos in the World. Particular attontion Is requeued to 1EVEHAL NEW sTIXES. J. 0. WOODS, Holt Agent for Onnil Ohio, dec24'69 Buckeye Block, Broad Street, Columlm., GO TO THE GIFT BOOK STORE, No. 173 South High Street. A Splendid Gift with every Book sold worth In many eases ten times the amount paid fnr the Bonk. Call and See. Jaul I S10,OOOof North Western Bank of Virginia 3VI O TT U "ST W ! In exchange for Milinery Goods, or i payment of debts contracted. CALL AT R. H. WARE'S, NO G8 EAST TOWN STREET. 9 C0f.UMBUS, OHIO. - , This Money is Wanted Immediately. nov2 dam Important to Invalids. " Wlnchemer'a Gennln. Preparations' ot ne rurnust'lll I'M, Nadeft-om the Formula oj Dr. J. F. I'htirrhill, of Pari.. For (be Proventioa and Cure of ('ongumption, Debility, Dyspepsia, Chronio Bronchitis, Asthma, Scrofula, and all Nervoue Diseases.T-Vlncheter's Preparations Contain no Iroii.'htl TherarceM of the HVPOI'tlOSPHITES, in thecrss ol tnat greatest acourge or the race, CONSUMPTION, I. "uupitralleled in the annal. of miNlicine.' Thin new and thoroughly Scientific Remedy acta wilh INVARIABLK EFFICACY iu all agcM ofluhrrmlar diecann. It relieve the cough, check, t e liereniratfoua. .ulMlue. the chill. and lever., diminiiihe the exiectoralion, and promote, re. ireaning eep. "all ths flCNKRAL araiToM. niHAPPtia WITH A RAPIIIITY WHICH I. RKALLT HABVILOtla," Care I. the Rule Death the exception. Tlicir beneli-ial effect, are equally psompt and ckrtaik in all derangemenl. of the Nervoua and Blond Svitteni. I elng un.nrpaaat'd a. a A'erroe. Tonic, and generator of new ann neanny moon; wnne lor caaea or General Dehilittl-l,w of titrtmjth, Flcnh, and Appetite, Dy.pepaia, Neuralgia, Parnlvalii, Chronic Broiichltfa, A.lhma, Scrofula, Chrouic Iliurrhren, it I. the moat enicrinu. treatment kuown. FAIR TRIAL IS A CERTAIN CURE. THEY CURE NERVOUS DISEASES. The HYPtPHOSI'IIITK.S will occunv the moat Imnor. taut place in the list of thertneittical remeille. for il,..r ioiwt orenerina Hereon. pr,o-a7, ir any diaturlianne of ine uioou-gent raiing pnicea.. They ahnuld be employed In nervou. diaeaaea, protracted convaleaence, Ac. . Chtmhill. ' They improve the nervon- atrength, and inriamate the nutritive function.." P. E. Ruet, Al. 1 , Aforrwioira, N.J, "1 hey are mot appropriate Remedle. In a large claa. of aneciion. reauiung ironi (o of nervoue force." Boeton Mrdical and HHrgic.il Journal. "They increami the principle which constitute, aernw force, and are the matt powerful blood generating agen koum:'Dr. Churchill. WHAT THE PHYSICIANS SATIN EUROPE I have prescribed the rTypophoapfalle. In about twent cane.. They were in vario o atagea of the dlu-aae. I hav generally found, in each caae, the following effect.: A gen cral increase of Appetite, inrreae of animal beat, (in aoma caeca, not In all); a marked rtmantoaof beexpectoratfon, IK rviarCA.s; the patient alaoexprcaeinga feeling of improvement in their breathing power that they could till theircheat better with air. A Lady, aged 2A year., haa been nndnr treatment twelve month.. She haa had Chronic I'lithleiarWrfce wears; it haa been kept In abeyance b cod liver oil, until twelve inonth. .go. when, from some unexplained caitae, her digestive organ, would not tolerate the oil anr longer, when .he rapidly decllnerUn health. I then gave the Hypopboephltea. The improrement vae marked ami permanent. 1 jaw her on February 2Mh, 1S'I, when .he expn-ened heraelf a. being QUITE WELL NEVER HETTIR IN HER LIFE-. She hud a robint appearance and waa very .tout. Alt the general eumptome had disappeared. I am in ths habit or pbiwbifiiko ths Htpophobphitis IS ant KXHAuaTEn coNntTioN or ths .Terr. whrrs lom or APPgriTR AND DR.ILtTT ARB THR MO.T PROMINENT .YMP- THMK.br. R H. C.LoMUm Mnlical Circular. 'I have tried the H vpnphonphitca in about thirty caeee In every atage ot the diaeaee, and in the majority aay two third. the improvement haa been very marked. My experience haa proved, that it I. decidedly benelicial In the earlier Htagea of the dieeaae, although one very material effect of the medicine., via: their power of checking night wcata, make, them very useful In all etagea. Since my return from Pari., I have requeated sever, medical friend, to try the treatment on their patient., and they have mentioned to me that the result wa. most extraordinary. My exerience, however, aati.fle. me, that in the HvpoPHoepHiTRS we have MOST POWERFUL AGENTS, and that, on the score of humanity alone, then ought to have a fair and impartial trial. I may mention that the remit of the treatno-et on a near relative of mine, who bad been for .ome an nth. under Dr. Churchill', care, I. as aatwfactory aa it la) rat lying. Dr Dickson of the Isleo Jersey London Medical Lircular. A MUCH NEEDED CACTION t Tha extraordinary niccesa of " Wikchrstbr'. GEWrtNS Prepa rations' of the Hypophoaphito. having excited the cupidity of a certain claaa of Apothecaries, who are fraudulently Belling tnetr own DRkRTEUIotJ. or woBTHLRea preparation, with the ajourance that they are ";'! as good" a. mine or, worse, preteoding that tbey actnally are mine it baa become necessary, for the protection of invalids, th. medical profesaion, aud wnr otra reputation a a Chemist, to Cant Ion the Public I Against ALL preparation of the llypophnephitee not having nly foe simile signature, both on the outside wrapper and the label of directions. An honest Druggist wilt not decre you anffer no pihonest one to do so. Inquire r end USE onlt "Winchester's Oenulne Preparation," Which I. the only reliable lorm of the "If YPvPHTM. PIII1ES," and is put op la 7 to 1 ounce bottles, al II and f 2 each. Do not confound thi. remedy with the if Y-PHOSPHATESoVCHEMlCAL FOOD,'' andparticular-1- . ...ufl Van Liver Oil. which has no curative oronertu uk i ever, and all advertised aoafmsw, that lure the iiufterer to a premature grave. Circular., emoonying toe naiwnaie ann in. exrranraina tj remits of the Specific Treatment, SENT FREE ,Dr. Chnrrhill'. Treatise gratis to physicians, clergymen and Invalida. Sold by most re.pectable Druggists and Wholesale ai i Retail l ths sole General Depot of the United States, by J. WINCHESTER, 36 John .tree I, N. Y. sT For si. by Roberts A Samuel., DruggiaU, Colun boa, 0. ocotO-d-sod-ljr-w-ocUO tPbio State Journal. COLiTJMBTJS : . Monday Morning-, - . Jan 91. IS6I Rasey i t New York. Mr. Rarey is creating a great furore iu New York The New York papers are filed witb his performance at Niblo's Garden on his first appearance witb Cruiser. We copy the following extraot from the Herald; New York has a new sensation. Rarey has armed, has exhibiied his wonderful powers, hns made a great success, and will be'tbe rage. All the horsemen are in a fever of excitement, and the general public no' less interested. Like most Americans, Rurey had to go to Europe for his reputation, but bis own country will most heartily endorse it now. He made his debut in New York, at Niblo's Qardeo, yesterday afternoon, and never was success more marked, de- 0 ided and unequivocal. The house was crowded to its utmost capacity, even the private boies and upper tier tbe two theatrical extremes being filled. Among tbe audience was a large number of ladies, and be character of tbe assembly was most varied. Clergymen like the Rer. Mr. Beecher, horsemen from Harlem Lane, men about town, merchants from Wall street almost every one who owned or used a horse was in attendance. The impetus given lo equine sports by Ibe opening of the Central Park haa affected alike all classes; and the ladies listened and observed yesterday with an attention which proved bow greatly they were interested in and ho" well they uuder stood Mr. Rarey's subject. In spile of the disadvantage of an afternoon performance, which generally repels rather than attracts a male audience, the house was completely jammed, and witb few exceptions, with an audience of the very greatest respectability. Tbe stage was fitted up with a square open enclosure, fenced in towan's the audience wilh ropes and towards the wings and rear of the stage with boards. This carpeted witb sawduHl, bay and Btraw, bore a resemblance as Btriking as anything theatrical could he, to a stable yard. Just before the curtain rose, Cruiser, the animal whom Rarey rodd into notoriety, was brought into the inclosure, unblanketed and then removed. The audience who caught glimpses ol tins preliminary pertormance through the slits in the green curtain, became very impatient, and after repeated thunder storms of applause tho curtain rose and the stage was cleared for the lecture, exhibition or performance, which ever it may be calledfor it bo partakes of tbe character of all three, and is wilhal so unique, that a new name will have to be invented for it. It is as if Robinson or Mellville should come forward, explain the principles of his feats, show the audience of bis process of training, and then proceed with the performance. Mr. Rarey thon made his appearance amid great applause, and acknowledged the honor conferred on him in a neat speech, after which he introduced Cruiser. Cruiser's appearance was hailed with great applause. He is a fine, large stallion, oolor dark bay, form almost perfection, but an eye full of fire and spirit. "There," said Mr. Rarey, exhibiting them, "are the collar and muzzle which Cruiser used to wear. They placed them upon him by letting a rope down through the roof of his stall, fastening it under his neok and raising him off his fore feet. This is the first time he has been on the stage in this country. We have had no rehearsal, but instead of kicking, sb he used, he will now (as you see) give me his foot like a gentleman." (Applause.) Mr. Rarey and his subject walked several times round the enelosure, and anally earns to a stand still, when taking a couple of leather straps from his pocket, Rarey said, "These two straps are all that I used to tame this horse. A moment; and one of the straps, dexterously placed upon the fore leg, reduced the quadruped toatriped. The second strap was as quickly looped around the other fore foot, and drawn through the bellyband; Cruiser took a step forward, Mr. Rarey pulled the second strap, and the animal was on his knees to hig master who fell beside him, and, rising, began pulling his head backwards and forwards Up jumped Cruiser like mad, and quick as a flash Mr. Rarey crawled out of danger. Before the frightened stable boys could run away Rarey had his horse again at the footlights, and pointing to a graze upon Cruiser's hip, said, "In coming over the horse injured his hip, -and is unusually restive and ill at ease. Youneebe will not allow himself to be dragged about. I have not laid hands on him before, except when I took bim from his box, since we left the Crystal Palace, London. I will not detain you longer witb him, as I have several other uutanied horses ready." (Applause.) He jiext introduced a wild horse from South America, one that cost $2,700, who was very vicious, but in a short time he was made to succiimh. We expeot in a short time to greet tbe arrival of Mr. Rarey in this city, where he has hosts of old friends and acquaintances. Important from Mextco--The Late Triumph of the Liberals Pull aud Interesting Particulars. Siecial Correspondence of the Picavnne. Vera ( ruz, Dec. 81, 18G0. The first act of the great and terrible drama which has afflicted this country for the last thrpe years has finally been closed, by the total rout and defeat of Miramon, with tbe destruction of bis army, on the 22J inst. It appears he left the cily on the 21st, with the greater portion of his army some 7,500 troops and 83 pieces of artillery to attack the Liberal forces under Gen. Jesus Gonzales Ortega, who had some 18,000 troops and 100 pieces of artillery, at Arroyoxabo, about 16 leagues from Mexico. The battle, however, took plaoe at San Meguslito, on the 22d inst,, and lasted some three to four hours. It was a most bloody contest, and tbe entire forces of the former were dispersed, with the loss of All his artillery, $100,-000 in specie, some of his principal officers killed and taken prisoner, and others badly wounded, he only escaping to take this news back to Mexico. On the 25th inst., the liberal army, with a force of 20,000 troops, entered and occupied the City of Mexico. Miramon, Cobos, Marques, etc., have fled to the South, and, it is supposed, will endeavor to form a junction with Vicaro, and make a stand at Iguala. It appears that Miramon took an escort of some 1,000 troops, and $70,000 specie, part ef whom pronounced against him, taking the money which was in their possession. Gen. Ortega, in his dispatch of the 25th inst. to the government, earnestly solicits the President to immediately proceed to Mexico to again establish the Liberal Government in the capital. So we may expect that he, wilh his Cabinet and chief officers, etc, will immediately take up their line of march. Ber-riozabel has, in the meantime, been nominated Governor Interim, by Ortega, of Mexico. Since the entrance of the Liberals, the city of Mexico has been quiet, and many of the shops long closed to escape the onerous exactions ef Miramon, were already reopened. In the meantime, preparations were in progress for a grand day of rejoioing, which will soon be followed by a day of mourning for those who bave fallen in the name of liberty. A monument is also to be erected at Tacubaya, on the spot where the dreadful massaore of April 11, 1859, took place. . At last accounts, however, the cathedral and all the prinoipal churches of the capital were closed, and the clergy refused to open them. What course would be pursued with them is not intimated. A Southern editor, some years ago, in attempting to compliment General Pillow as a "battle-scarred veteran," was made by the types to eall him a "battle-scared veteran." In the next issue tbe mistake was so far corrected as to style him a "bottle scarred venteran." Navigation of the Mississippi. Those who go down the Mississippi in steamboats, and do business on that great water, are already having foretaste of tbe delights of secession. Thirty packets are now tied up at Cairo for want of freight, which were id active service one month since, notwithstanding the river is free of ice below that point, and not withstanding a heavy gorge below St. Louis has, until within a day or two, blocked up that important channel of Iratfao and sent a consid erable portion of thai trade down tbe Illinois Central R. R. It is also a notir ilile fact that a number of underwriters in l liis city have given notice to merchants and shippers of a series advance the rales of insurance between New Orleans and Chicago. How far this movement may tend to cripple the rade between tbe two points we do not know, but it will surely bave a tendency to drive our merchants to the eastern cities for those staples which they have been accustomed to porchace at New Orleans. It is proper to ask the people of Illinois whether they desire to see a foreign nation established between themselves and the Gulf of Mexicy a foreign nation which is altogether likely to be a foreign enemy. It is proper to ask where they are willingiopassup and down that Btream under tbe guns of hostile forts at Memphis, Vicksburgh, Natchez and Baton Rouge. These are practical questions. P. 8. Since the above was written, we learn by telegraph, that an artillery company have stationed themselves on Vicksburg bluffs to way lay all river craft passing up or down, and of course to sink such boats as do not give satisfactory reasons for being permitted to proofed. The action of our underwriters was not taken loo early for their own seourity. Chicago Tribune. Applauding In Churefiea. The obsolete custom of applauding preachers was revived in several churches on tbe Nation al Fast Day last week. The Rev. Jaoob M. Manning, at the Old South Church in Boston, the Rev. Sumner Ellis in tbe Universalist Church in Salem, and the Rev. Dr. Cbapin in his Chureh in New York, uttered sentiments last Friday which called forth strong marks of approval from their crowded audiences. This course is not to be commended, but it is merely the revival of an anoient pratice of the Christian Church, as in the fourth oentury the preachers were loudly applauded during the delivery or their discourses. The frequent ories of "Orthodox," the dapping of the hands and stamping of the feet in churches were as com mon in that period as similar proceedings no are at popular assemblages or tne people. It is related that Chrysostom, the celebrated Christian Father, whose noted prayer was said in the f.piscopal (Jhurcbes yesterday, was applauded in the great church at Constantinople by the people's waving thoir plumes, their handker chiefs and their garments; and by others grasp ing their swords' and crying out' with a loud voice, "Thou art worthy of the priesthood." notion Irantcrtpt. The Investigating Committee and the Stolen Bonds. After dilligent inquiry, I have been enabled to glean tbe following facts in relation to the in vestigating committee on the stolen bonds, although the chairman has been most reserved when oalled upon to divulge. It appears that the committee was in session from Monday un til Friday, at the St. Nicholas Hotel, New York, where they went to trace tbe missing bonds, and examined some twenty witnesses. Some of the most important witnesses were missing, but I am informed that the report of the committee will be startling and unanimous in its array of facts. The only point about which the oommu lee Is divided is one for the Courts to decide whether an innooent holder of themissing bonds shall loose bis money because the bonds were feloniously abstracted. One part of the com mittee take ground that the bonds having been transferred to third parties should not be damaged by the faot that they were Btolen; the other alledging that the theft being established, enabled the Government to seize upon the bonds wherever they could be found. Cor. Phil. Yew. Life In British Columbia. The Bishop of Columbia who has but recently taken possession of his distant See, in the British American Possessions, has written a letter to Miss Btirdett Com Is, dated Cargoosh, August 14th, in which he gives some interesting information as to his experience: SCENKRY. i My route has been along the Fraser, through mountain scenery of the wildest, the grandest character. (The narrow pathway has some-limes carried me up several thousand feet to the region of snow, whence the mighty torrent below seemed like a white thread, while around and far off the eye could rest upon nothing but nmBS upon mass of rugged rocky mountain range. ' At timas our road lay along the riverls bank, amid pines and under-brush and flowery shrubs, here and there cheeked by ravines, down which came foaming, rolling, shining, the tributary streams, of which with gratitude, we drank the cool, clear, refreshing water. The lat ter part of the journey we have had more open scenery, and fine pasture land has taking the place of mountain defile. TUB MINKR3. The whole way has been the scene of gold mining operations. The river appe.: to bave carried down aud deposited gold all along its banks. In former times it flowed at a higher level, and upon flats or terraces now dry, as well as by its immediate bed, the gold is found. I have conversed on the 8) ot with many miners, and with all desoriptions of persons, and there is now but one sentiment as to the inexhaustible resources of this country. Owiug to the extreme difficulty of coummuni-calion, many who first came from California went back disheartened, but all who remained are doing well, and there will be a steady increase in the population. Roads are being made, and access of the miners will every day become easier. The miners are a fine, hardy race of men; they are of all nations Germans, Americans, "French J Italians Swedes, Norwegian Chinese, as well as English. The latter are the fewest of all. There is an niter absence of religion, and much awful vice and profanity abounds. I make a practice of speaking to everybody. I meet, and I am often, alas! compelled to hear in common talk the most profane language. This I always reprove, and have generally found my remarks taken well. Whenever I have had service the miners have attended, and several here have told me they had not for ten and fourteen years attended a religious service. How thankful one is to have the privilege of first bearing to these our fellow-men tbe renewed opportunity of grace! Tbe Church of England is alone in the field. Not a representative of any other religions body is yet among the miners. At two places, Hope and Yale, there waa a Methodist minister, but he has been withdrawn. We bave two clergymen in these towns, both of whom are working well. I was present at a meeting in the latter on my way, when an address was presented to me, and the chairman, an American Presbyterian, called upon all present in this new land to forget the past differences and adopt the Church of England for their religion. THE FEMALE POPULATION. The great drawbaek to the wholesome progress of society is the dearth of female population. I suppose there is not above one to every two hundred of the other sex. I came upon a pleasing exoeption the otber day at Hill Bar. I was visiting the miners. One log hut seemed more neat than the rest. As we approached, a modest looking young woman asked us to come in. She was from the North of Ireland, a Protestant, and bad married in Austra-There was something simple and touching 1 a her manner. I entered npom tbe.saVjeet of " religion; she loved to attend church, tad bad been brought op by ber parents, whose custom " was to hare family prayer night and morning.f Her father was still living. She was very lose- ; ly, and had no female society. One after there) " was, but her character -was such tbe eosrU et Associate with her. ' TUB CBINE8E THCIB RxCIABB FOB til KOAISB ' I meet many Chinese. They are flewing In. by thousands. I trust that we ma be enabled , to bring the light of troth among them. - They ' are well conducted at present, and are aa' ad- . vantage as pioneers and aa consumer. I look ' upon them as a most interesting part of my flock, as affording an opportunity of, through them, reaching their dark home ia Asia with the Gospel. These migrations of maa are prof v tdeutial. l am very anxious te nave special in struction for them, and have applied to the 8o ciety for the Promulgation of the Gospel bfcajBct "4 missionaries. i liev are a runny people, ana are mil of e humor and very friendly. Tbey respeot. A' English muoh. At one plaoe I eame to a pretty bridge over a river. It had been built- by a Chiuaman named Ab-8oo. He takes the toll. Oo our approach be ran forward with ool water to drink, and told us we were free of the bridge. "No Engliahee pay over de bridge, and no poor Chinaman." "Me makes no chargee to.de English. M charge Boston man (American.) Boston man charge Chinaman very high in Californy. Chinaman now chargee Boston man ha thai' Ei Gov, Medlll Standing by tha Treasury The Washington correspondent of tbe Kew York Herald, writing on the 18th, says: - y Governor Mcdill, Comptroller of the Treasury, was presented by Judge Bryan, of Alabama) f" as agent, with a warrant for sixty thoasanoT ' dollars. This amount was claimed by esrtarn parties in Alabama for printing. Gov. Medill-refused to pay it, alleging that it wag bognj. Mr. Clayton, First Assistant of the Treasury, called upon Medill to know by what authority he, the Comptroller, refused to pass aa account that bore the signature of Soontary Thomas. Governor Medill replied that he was theJiett judge of tbe business of his own department.' He expressed the opinion that (he account was a fraud, and therefore, he could not and Would" '' not sign and authorise its payment nntH ' Mi ' Dix, the new Treasurer, returns from New TAtVa. examines it and authorizes him (Medill) to pass ' the warrant. It is said that the warrant waa so glaringly a fraud that General Dix will' re-'. ' pudiate it as Governor Medill has done, and ia view of this fact it is the greater wonder that Mr. Thomas, tbe retiring Seoretary of tha Treasury, gave it his signature. i f . - s. : . .J' Translated from the Chinese. ".' ' ? - . On Indecision. ProfeMor Ttwtt Wanted to buy a pair of bmtt. HeioaDd two pair Tit t fitted bim to a hair . Tbe ene at Black's and tbe other at ' j He trlrM, oa thou and tried on theee ) i Went from Fee tm Black, - ' - aftud rhev went baok , From ahoa te ebop t, & - . , Till ready to droit And knew not whiek toobooat; Bo that Mr. Toota In buying one pair of boots, Wore ont two pair of skoes I Hon. John Sherman. ' , As it is now positively ascertained that Hon . Salmon P. Chase will go into Mr. Liooeln's .-Cabinet, a vacancy io the United States Senate will be occasioned, and the Ohio LeeiBlatuTe.'-at present in session, will be called upon to fill ft.;. -. S A very general disposition is manifested in this j I quarter, and, indeed, all throng Ohio, Jbjut J Hon. John Sherman should be promoted teibia l -v! ImDortant rtosition. No man has .riaan anm rapidly within a few years In publio esteem i sh. tnan mr. enerman. not yet forty, tie has die V played great ability, courage, and industry ia the House of Representatives, and ia the post- ,' tion of ohsirman of the Committee of Ways and . Means has won the eonfideaoe of most men ef I all parties He is, besides, a national states- man, and has the nerve to express bis senile meats without referenae to consequences to him- y self. Ohio ought to have as experienced and s resolute a man as Sherman in the United Stales Senate. Philadelphia Prtu: 1 ' " Central Machine Carpenter Shop, ; AMD .,'. planing, sawing;: . AND General House Furnishing ' Establishment. : M ANUP AOTTJBBB OP DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, &C.&C. rTAVING REMOVED FROM HIS OLD establishment, at Com.tockvllle, west of the Oanal. and having bnllt a new .hop of large dimensions oa Wa'.',"V'1 nnt street, between Rich and Town street., one square ' N east ot the Market House, and fitted it op with sew bk. (j'.-V hlnary capable of turning ont the best quality of weraji'- r'..? vu .ue suortest norioe ; ne wouia respectiuilj solicit uie 1 1117 Illi 11 I n f IT T All V B'Tb'iH xrs- ltu it u u villi vaihn,ll ;t And 411 Otlio fa WHO WANT WORK DONE WirrsvIEAT--1 . NESS AND DISPATCH, To Give Him a Call! All orders for " , . . i S HOUSE WORK OF ANY. KIND s promptly attended to and . ' Especially that or House Bull dins t r veuffdl. ' . ,. . " ra. SHOKDIMOB, a. iboww Slioortirisor c urown. Manufacturer, and Dealer. In all kind, of ? )l CABINET FURNITURE; : lMSoatA High Street, Oolnmbm, Ohio. , ' ' t aVsVUndertAkina; promptly attended to. my4-dly-RAB ' o. o. o. Cary's Cough Cure I or Pectoral Trochee ' For the immediate relief and certain cure of . Coughs, Golds, Influenza, Aathma, Hoarseness, Whoopjjng Cough, Catarrh, Branch il.., Difficult Breathing, Sore Throat. Ao. RELIEF WARRANTED IN TEN MINUTE8I For Ministers, Public Speakers, and Singers, these 'I V Trochee are indi.peusnble for Clearing and Strengthening the Voice, Removing Hoarseness, Ac. The ease with which , they are taken being easily carried In the pocket, raqnir- ing no preparation, always ready for use on all occasions, ' not liable to change In any climate, containing nocking Injurious to the most delicate constitution shoo Id be a 7 umcleot recommendation to all, to give them a fair trial . Price S5 cents per Box. declS.dsod.wly , avsTFor sale at all Drug stores. V NEW FAMILY GROCERY JOSEPH RODENBEL1. f- NO. 1 3 BAST FRIEND ST., COLUMBUS, 0. . .'.'- KERF CONSTANT LT ON HAND A t'.'i Large assortment of Family Groceries aad Provis on., for sale at low price., and Delivered free of charge, may 7dly-iAs. ,.' Arrival Ko.'i for I860. " 8TEWABT eSe 8TIMBON, , V Merchant Tailors. . , ' . 138 S.Iligh St.,(opposlteOoodale House) Columbus.' -v Have received a full supply of ' J i FRESH AND FASHIONABLE .,.,. FALL AND WINTER GOODS, ana are now nraoj w wi. " " " ".j-amine their stock. And they especially Invite all who wish to supply themselves with A No. 1 COATS, .PANTS liu VKSTS ot the beat grade of goods, fashioaaWe style of make, and a tree fit, to dall and leave their aresra-. Terms Cash. - ai... on hand, flentleman's Fnml.hlngGooda.nch aa Hhlrt.. Collars. Neck Tiea. Scarfs, Glove. , Undershirts.. i Drawers, Ao. ' N. B. No goods taken in to make nnloa oar own trite. , rnlngt are used. . sepa7aprl3,'e0-dlj V", e ' - r if- A "AW

1 'r'-w ' A . - a- .1 i! JV VOLUME XXIV COLUMBUS, OHIO. MONDAY MORNING. JANUARY 2), lSlil NUMBER 18 .1- life M MI 1 INSURAJfCE. JOHN H. W HEELER, Ah' BMT ftOtt HOME, COMT1XEXTAL. Uahhattan, 8Bctiitinr,nd Ibvim. Kikk lm. Co.'t New York; MI atOHANT'8 unit OITT Fl KK uf Harf ord; NEW YOKK.oJ OONNICCTICUT MUTUAL LIFE. Office, 1 High it., tfavage'a Block. .ajrl'MMljr 1 HONK AN D KOUUION PATKNTS. Tbe unduniiKiwd for muny yotn en prated in the Patent OHta, prepaxiuft toalinioDjr in cou tested cmm, bu re- ! ttgned to oontinue hit pru&Mton uf tecuriug pateuti, Anifr.raa aod KuropwaM. Patent obtained oo diw and unjiMtly .ejected application fur contingent ft to be paid when the patnte are granted, il desired. Examinations of new inventiond from rouuh pencil Hketohea, to determine their patentability, made previous to ap plying lor patent!, Mr live dollar, ft. w. wuuu.unra wall, Orange Go., N. Y. no 19 dly FIRE! FIRE,! I FIRE!!! SOW IS THE TIME TO INSURE YCUR PROPERTY. HA VINO ARRANGED ALL Ot MY LOSSES, 0C-owiooed by the late Neil Houne Fire, to the lull tat lsCaoton of all par'fea intereeted, I am alill prepared, in lihe manner, to protect the buildings, lwll.ug Mor- hand toe. Farnitnre, Ac, of all pernona, hf giving them Ptfliciee in aa good Iniuratice Oompatilee aa there are In the United dm tee. All persona deniring to lust ire their eruperty, are request en to call at my office, in Am hue uilding, and exttniae tae matter for themaelvea, before Applying eisewtier. puwure of iutriutlng your I nm ranee to trareling AgenU, aa thoee (Jompmiei which employ Policy Ped-dltra, are generally Bogus (Joncerne. fto.U-d.,... a. WILSON, Insurance Agent. T olxzx Bonte Oo. Hnnutnt turem of Mnllla,CottoB,Tarrwland tlemp Hope, Cotton and Hemp Jacking, Cords, Lines and Twine, in all their variety, and dealera in Oaknm, Anchors, blocks, Patent Heine Twine, street, one door South ef Front, CINCINNATI, O. LITIIOGK4riII DEJ 3T Gr H. I 3T 0- . Ftirtraitu, Lun Iscaue., .Show Carda, Map., Draft., Note. Certificate, of Stock, Bond., Letter and Hill Heads, llild. Dgs, Ac. MIlHILKIMN, STItllKKIDQK A CO., lltt Walnut Street, (Odd fellow1! UuildliiK,) .ep2Miim Clnclunatl, 0. IlirilAHOSOV imsn HiXisrEisrs . DAMASKS DIAPERS. C. 0ONHUMKU8 Of KICIIARDSCN'S 1,1 N KNS, and thoM deeroiis or obtaining the (iKNCINK 00OI8, should nee thnt the artlrles they purchaee are sealed with the full name of the Arm, J. N. RICHARDSON, SONS A OWDKN, - "a guarantee of the soundness and durability of the Goods. - ThfiTWrTrtTlon fs rendered essentially necessary, as large quantities of inferior and defective Linens are prepared, aean after season, and sealed with the name of RICH ARDSON, by Irirth Houses, who regardless of the injury thus inflicted alike on the American coiutmner and the manufacturer of the ge-miue Goods, will hot renililv abandon a business so profitable, while purchasers ran be mpusea on with goons or a worrniess cii iracter. J. BULLOCKH A J. B. LOCKK, ptT-dly Agents, H4 Peade Street. New York hOnnewells UNIVERSAL OIIGH REMEDY. i i nil tiiiunn aiit uiiitK , iuui (Mjl in n, inciii tidiKi-mst erfeat restllts. Whooping Qmyh, Chronir, anil Common Owjhy Urnnrhial and Throat 0 mflint always forernun-cn of 7ontumption Aa oothini yrnp it Iihn nosiiper-rbr. FrtMrd from all Opiate or fcrnetic properib's, may tinted by most dellcata constitutiouf. aud with perfect cnitini-nrt' HUNNEWFLL'S CELEBRATED TOL II ANODYNE. LU Vh Grtntent Natural Opi-ite vt!r off-red to the world eoitainliig not a partltlenf Opium, nor any substuuee lut Ita strictly regulable and medical proierties. A sure renedy for Nenmhjia, Uheumatim UntU. Tooth and Eur Ac Catarrh, Bote or Hay Fever, and all minor Nervous Conplalnts. for Lonn of and TTeadache In all Its varieties, 1 ha noeualt aud to which moat undoubted testimonial noffered. For Delirium Tremens, it is a tnoet perfrct remedy. fr BoitHtt Complaints, after rt moving he pain it acts as f tc, a most Important contrast with the const ipatary iCoti of Opium. fo Physicians. Formulas and Trial Bottles will be sent anl to Dealer or In w lid a descriptive pamphlet without psUge-stamp." j JOHN li. HfNMiWELb, No. 0 Commercial Wharf, Bottton. Nih. Tcwhom pleane direct all communications. 1 Prices Large Oough Remedy, fiO cents per bottle. Small 25 " Tolu Anotlyne, 6) " 4 Inr sale by the usual wholesale and retail dealers every-whre.Hlwrts A Samuel Wholesale Agents. N. B. Marple.Jt B.lHik, John M. Jenig, G. Ddiig A 8-m, A. J. fchewe-ert Son, Agents for Columbus, Ohio. Suire, Eckstein A o.J. 1. Park, Tapel A Toymlur, Wholesale Agents, in-niatij Ohio. Also by all DruggUtH aid Dealers in the .. Agencies wanted by respectablt Dealure. ectl8-myl' ; -mylo-61 Cabinet warei join riitui(i, 1 NO. ITT EAST FRIEND STREET. fTAS A FULL ASSORTBIKNT OF ALL KINDS OF Xl Plain, Fancy and Ornamental Furniture. Mann tct. res Furniture to order ('HKAPKR than any other e tftlishment in the city. The present stock to be sold potfttvelv at cost. J-UPHOL3TKRINGdonein a superior manner. J.nl-dly " 8ANFORD3 LIVER IN V I GORATO R T" IS COMPOUNDED K N T I It . L Y FROM J I7uma, and hai become an eatithllshed tact Standard Medici oe, known ana p- proved by all that have Qflpdit, ana le now renoriea the diwaae. fnr which it lit It li aa ctired thoiiHauda Who had giV"'.' up all hope. to with onntldenoe hi all recommended. . within thela.t Ivovr-m I f relief, aa the n'' .iterona nnttdicltpd certltlcatea in The doae uinat be adaptedi ndlvidnal tftklug it, and o aet Kcntty on the Bow- my poaaenaion .r jw. to the temperui-ient ol the uaed in .uch r aantitieaaa ela. Let the dirtatfa of your Judgment iiiide yon in the oaeortne LI vkk invii- LIVEH COMl'lAlSTSJl DYSPEPSIA, CHKOHW, COMPLAINTS, DYSEN-l BTOMACH, HAHTTVALl vua i ij ., and It will cure Hll.Lll.V8 ATTAUKS, HIAHUHOEA, SUMMEH TEH V, HHOPHV. SOt'R I Wl V EN EHS, ("HO, tf!, M(tllllim,VHOLERA IN. LENVE, J A VS OIC E, KS, and may be nsed iuc CHOLERA, CHOLERA FANTVM, FLATV- FFIMALE WKAKNESS-eemftilly aa an OUDIKA-C.VB. ItwillcnreSeT auU) can teatify) lu Iwrnty pomfnh tire taku at com ItY FAMILY ME Di li EADACIIE, (aa thon. minutea, if two or three Tea-mencemeiit of attack. (ilVINd their testimony ill.li WHO K6t. ii .1KRI n It. favor. I MIX WATER IN THE MOUTH WITH THE INV10-01UT0R. AND SWALLOW ItOI'H TOGETHER. ' Price One Dollar per Bottle. AliK SAN FORD'S IL00D PURIFYING PILLS. COMPOUDNKD FHOM PIHB VEGETABLE EXTRACTS, AND PUT UP IN OUSS CASES, AIR TIGHT, AND WILL KEEP IS AAV CLIMATE. T(e FAMILY CA-le nt active Cathartic, need in hi. practice more Te com.tantly increaa- whohave long naed the tionwhich all expreaa in dnc. me to plce them Tk Profusion well thatic act on different Tie FAMILY CA- will dne reference to this compounded from a vrie- Exfacta, which act alike mentary canal, and are caeaj where a Cathartic 1. KASOEMENTS of the KESH, PAIN8 IN THE COSHVENK89, PAIN TUB WHOLE BODY, freqnently, if neglected, vnr, LOSS OF APPE-IKNHATIOX rTF COLD RESTLESSNESS, HEAD-f HE HEAD, all IN-BASES, WORMS in RHEUMATISM, a great THARTIC PILL la a gen. which the proprietor ha. than twenty year., ing demand from thoaa PILLS, and the aatl.fao regard to their uae, ha. In-within the rearh of all. know that different Car-portion, of the liowela. THARTIC PILL haa, well eetablifihed fact, been ty of the purest Vegetable on every part of the all-GOOD and SAFE in all needed, such a. DE-STOMACH, 8LEEPI-BACK AND LOINS, AND SORENESS OVER from .ndden cold, which end in a long cnurmof Fe-TITE, A CREEPING OVER THE BODY, ACHE, or WEIGHT IN FLAMMATORY DI8. CHILDREN or ADULTS, PURIFIERorthe BLOOD lleah I. heir, too numerou. tlaement. DOSE, 1 to 3. V) and manydlaeaae. towhich to mention in thi. adver- PRICE 3 DIMES, THE LIVER IN VIGOR A TOR AND FAMILY CATHARTIC PILLS are retailed by Drnggi.l. generally, and .old wholeaale by the Trade in all the large town.. 8. T. W. SANrORU, M. D, Mamlfacitirerand Proprietor, iOH llroadway, New Tork. Sold In Colnmhna by Roberta A Samuel, John Denis, nd B. M. Denig A Hon.. oct5')-dly.wlyltp PC MP AUD MACHINE WORKS... oi 141 and 143 West Second Street, Cincinnati, Ohio GEO. D. WINCH ELL A IlliO., Manufacturer, and Dealer. In Steam Pomp, and Boiler Doctor Engine., Single and Double Acting Lift and Force Pnmpa, Hot Liquid. Oil, Molaaaea, Syrup and Lard Pump. Distillery, Factory, Fire Engine and Brain Pump., Arte. Ian Well Pnmna, Ac, Ac, Stationary and Portable Engine, and Boiler., Lathe Machine, Hoiatfng Machine., Governor, and Governor Valve., Quart: MIH Englnea, Pulley.. Shafting, Hanger.. Braae Steam and Water Corku Steam Guagea, Com a. Nozzle., Rubber Hoae. Tinner'. Copper, Load, Cast and Wrought Iron Pipe and Fitting, aVc.As. aug'Af-dawlj HOTELS. NATIONAL HOTEL, No. 3T2 Worth flight St., . OOIiUMBPfl. OHIO. H. REYNOLDS...... PROPRIETOR. Thl. Hotel b but few atrpa from ths Depot, and person, arriving or wishing to take passage on any of tba traina, will And thla denidedly the meat eouveni-nt stopping place In the city. Passengers waked up at the proper time at all houra of the night, for any of the Traiua. sVTA. Restaurant toitl be abundantle supplied, ando n. dec6dflnt HOLTON HOUSE. NEWARK, 0. J. L. IIoltox - - - -' Proprietor hec8 d.lm W. W. M'CO Y, Proprietor of the Eoomnn House, KcniM-rly Ihe MTi.y.l ' BUCYllUS, OHIO J deo4-dSm GOODALE HOUSE. H. AKIN,'- ...... Proprietor w, Hifh 8t. between 8tnle and Town, OOZjUMBUS OHIO. Tlit-re have bevn recently abided a niiuilMrot new roomi t( thla llouiie, making It the largeat houae io the city. noT47-tlm s JT. CLAIR HOTEL, COR. PENN AND ST. CLAIR STS., l'lTTSBURG. Forty Sinel" Booma have been added recently to tba MfaMMtmi'nt. BO A Kl) PER DA V, ....... fias. iTtll.l'.in 0. II. BELL, Pbopribto. ROBERTS & SAMUEL Wholesale and Retail DRUGGISTS. No. Nor 111 High Street, (Ka.t Hide.) Columbus, Ohio. WB AUK CONMTANTL.V HKC KIVIMG v V large additiuna to our Stuck of DUUGo, MKniCINES, CHKMICAT.S, I AINT8, OIL8, VAKNISIIFH, DYE KTUFPS, WINHOW OTiASS, PKHKU VI FRY, FANCY SOAPS, TOIIiKT ARTICLES, Ac, Ac. We alao keep on hand an aitaortmniit of fine Ciirare, Pure Iiiqnora lor Medi al purpoiieai wilh every article u.nally kept In fl-t cUm Drug Store. HiiviiiK liiiNinena arranftementa with leading Importer, and niitiiiiftirtunara, we lire prepared to ofler good, to the ttade, or at reteil, at minimally low price SffGoodi delivered to any part of the city free of charge. apr.Viili.dly ROBERTS A SAMUEL, I lit HF. CII.GKKK.N and BLACK TEAS. It""' 11)0 bairn prime Kin t'oDiw. 190 pocket, old Dutch Oorcrnuieut Java Coffee. 75 Iiiik. Ceylon Coll'oe. JI00 bbU. Rtitnditi-d White Sugar., conaiatlng of Pow de ed. Cruidif'd, (iranuliilcd, A aud B Coffee. . 0 qilluUU George Bllk (odliNll. Sill l,bla. iii-M and No. 1 Mackerel. S la. IM. kelc.l Salmon. 10O bx. Laver Kaiaeus. 50 hf. box do do 1O0 qr. box do do 10O M Cigar, different brand, and grade.. nov24d3in WM. McPONALD. SlUllIRS. FAIIIJIA, TAPIOCA, Hugo, Arrow Root, Rice Flonr, Ki-olch Oat UesI, Pearl ilarley, . Split Pea., Cracked Wheat, Chocolate, Coco, ftroma, etc., Creura Tartar, Poda, Figs, Prune., . . SoeUlee. Raiatna, . Freeh TomaUMa, . Peaihea, Green Corn, Frenh Canned Fruit, of every deacription; Jclliea of all klnile ; Flavoring Extract, of nil kind. ; Gum Druiia, Mixifd Candle., Almond., Klllierti, Ptcnn Nut., Knglib Walnut., Braxil Nnt., Ao. nov24d.1m WM. McDONALD. TO THE PUBLIC! In view of making a change in our Concern, we will offer our ENTIRX! STOCK OF DRY GOODS, COMMENCING- WITH Monday, lltli of January, AT COST! Thl. Stork of Good. I. now admitted to be tha MOST DESinABLH IN THE Oontro of tlio Stcite aud offora a rare opportunity to HOUSE KEEPERS i"d others for purchasing their supplies. The whole Stock will be Sold WITHOUT RESERVE, excepting YANKEE NOTIONS, ZKPIIYR WORSTEDS and ALEXANDRE'S KID GLOVES. Tcriiis- -CunIi Ouly. P. BAIN. W. T. & S. D. DAY& CO. , MANUFACTURERS OF ANU DEALERS IN PRINTING PRESSES, (BOTH HAND AND POW'-.i And all kinds of Printing Mate-rialM.No. 173, ITS. and HI Weil Second St., CI NCI N If A TI. an2".-d1y CHARLES SCOTT, BOOT So SHOE IvI AKER Rrotul Street,, Between High and i"V. nt marrivOtilT-BA MAM M MOTH STEAM POWER Bit,-LIAKD TAULKi Manufactory, J. M. Beunhwick ft Bbo., Proprietors. Yttc lory on N. E. corner of Klin and Canal Streets. Office and Warehouse, No. 8 Sixth Street, between Main aud Wr.lnut, Cincinnati, Ohio. P. tf. fiet HrutiBieicht Improved Patent Combination Cushion aep27'W-dfini SAVE YOUR M0XEY. I AM RECEIVING SUB SCRIPT IONS FOR all the MagHzines htid Literary Papers in the country and out of it; among the former, the Comhill, Temple Bar, The Atlantic, Harper. Godey. Peteraon, Knickerbocker, Grlectic, Blackwood the British Quarterlies, dr,. Ac. SuhAcrihers can get them KABLIEK, CIIRAPER and free of postage, by St-ndmu their niihnrriptns through me. KICHAKD KENNEDY. decl9dlm .17 Bute street. GAT c3 DIITJIIY, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, Corner High & G-ay Streets. my2,'00-dly-. MILLINERY? MILLINERY MILLINERY! MRS. WAGLEY is now offering to the pnMfe the cheapest and best assortment ot MlaULlBf ERV GOODS to be found In the city, consiNting in part o fine Black Velvet Bonnets at $10, usually sold at flft 8, " 12 et io Fine Drab Brown and Blue uncut Voire. Bonnets at f and Id, usually sold at 81" and I2. Alsoa fine stock of Ribbons, Flowera, Feathers, and a fine lot of other goods in the same proportion to the abore. Bonnets bleached, pressed, and colored, and war ranted to give satisfaction. No. i Eaat Town street, Columbus, Ohio. iM2o-oct27 RAIL 110 ADS. (iREAT NATIONAL ROUTE!! TO I3altimore, Philadelphia, NEW YORK & BOSTON AND ORI.f ROAD TO WASHINCTON CITY THE CEN1KAL OHIO BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROADS. Terminate at Baltimore and Washington City on the East, and Columbus on the West, at which places it connect with RHflroads for and lYoni all points fn the WEST, SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST. Through Tickets can be procured ria Washington City to the Extern cities, at an aMit(nal charge of liAnt only. 81eeploB Car attached to all Klglil Tralsia. Tickets hooO; antil nnvd, wth the privilege of stopping off at all principal points. SLEEPING CA R ATT AC' H ED TO ALL NIGHT TRAINS. Through Ticket aud Baggage Checks can be procured at all principal Railroad and Steamboat Office in the West. Ask tor rnkets via Unit mime ann unio Katiroad. J. H.HULLIVAN Oen. West. Ag't, B. AO. BR W. P. SMITH, Master Transportation. B. A 0. U. R. L. M. COLE. General Ticket Agent, B. A 0. R. R. WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. Little Miami & Columbus & Ionia hailiioads. For Cincinnati, Dayton and Indianapolis I Through to Indianapolis without change of cars and but" on change of cars between Columbus and St. Louis. TUKKB TRAINS DAILY FROM COLUMBUS. FIRST TRAIN (Dally, Monday, excepted), NIGHT EXPHKH8 via Paylou, nt 2:45 a. in., .tupping at London, Xeitia, Dayton, jUiddletown and llamilnu, arriving at Cincinnati at tt:2U a. in.; Daytou at 6:40 a. ni.; indialiapoli. at 10:48 a. in .; St. Loiiia at 11:50 p. m. 6KC0ND TRAIN ACCOMMODATION at 6:10 a. m., .topping at all .tattona between Colnnilin. and Ciulnnati aud Dayton, arriving at Cincinnati at U:ttt a. M.i Day ton nt '.1:15 a. m.; Imlinnapolia t irZH p. m. Till UO TRAIN DAY EXPRESS at p.m.. .Lipping at Alton, JetTereon, Loudon, Charleatou, Celarville, Xeuia, Spring Valley, Corwiu, Morrow, Deerflolri, t'tatter'., Loveland, Uilfortl and Plainville, arriving at Cincinnati at 7:2u p. ra.; St. Louie at 12 ni.; Duytou at 6:35 p. m.; Indianupoli. at 10:38 p. ni. Sleeping Can on allNiyht Traint to Cincinnati and fndianapolii. BAGOAGR CHKCKED THROUGH. tt;a.For further inforuiutiou and Tli rough Ticket, apply to M. L. DOlIEHTY, Ticket Agent, L'ulou Depot, Coluni Uu.,0. E. W. WOODWARD, Sup't, Cln., 0. JNQ W. DOHEBTY, Agent, Columbua, O, decu. WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. E -A.S TWABD . STEUBENVILLESHORT- LINE. Trains Leave ITnlnn Depot. Columbus. Dally, (Sundays Kaceptcd,) FOR PITTSBURGH, IIAKRISIUTRGII, IMIII.ADBLIMIIA, SEW YORK. &-C, On and aftei thi. data Paaaengor train, will run upon thla ruad a. follow.: EXPRESS. ' Leave Golumbn. at S a. ni.; arrive, at Stenbenvllle al 12:30 p.m Piitxhwgh 4 pm.; llarri.hurgh 11:30 a.m.; Philadelphia 6:50 a. lu.; New York at 12 in. FAST LINE. Leave. Colnmbn. 2:40 p.m; arrive.at Slenbenville 11:25 p. ni.; Ptttabiirgh l:40n.ni.; Ilarrl.bnrg 12:4i p. m.; PliiL adelphia 5 p: m.; New York 10:0(1 p. nt. The ninel ooiufortable sleeping Cm attached to NlgUt Traina. RETURNING. Leave Pltt.bnrgb 1:40 a. m.;-,lveat Columbn. 2:20 p.m. Leave Pittaburgb 1:40 p.m.; arrive at Columbn. 2:40 a.m. J. A. HUTCHINSON, nov2fi'anmh3 60 Gen'l Ticket Agent. aS60-41. Winter Arrangement,' 1SGO-C1. -Time Cnanged. GREAT NORTHERN $ EASTERN ROUTE CL EVELAND, COLl'MUUS, At CINCINNATI Xt-AIXsriOAD . Connecting at Oreatline wltb the PITTSBURGH, FT. WAYNE A CHICAGO RAILKOAD for PUUburg, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Aleo for fort ttuTNeaad Chtcngo. Connecting at Cleveland with the LAKE SHORE RAILROADfor Dnnklrk, Buffalo, Albany. Boston and New York. TWO TRAINS DAILY, SXCIFT SCHDAT, from Colnmbn., In connection with Train, on the LITTLE MIAMI AWD rOLl'MBCg AND XE.MA RAILKOAOe, FIReT TRAIN NIOHT EXPRESS Leave. Colnmbn. at 3:2S a. m. Will leave paaftengere at all atationn eolith of Gallon ; stop -tt Delaware, Ashley, Cardington, Gilead, and at all eta tion. north of Gallon, arriving at Cleveland at H:40a. m., Dunkirk 4:20 p. in., Bllftilo 0:05 p m.. New Turk l'i:.'i p. IP., BiMton 4:Hnp. m., Pittaburgh eta Crestline 3:40 a. ni., Philadelphia 7:00 a. ra., Chicago eta Gralton 11:00 p.m. Alto connecting at Shelby for .all point, on the Saudnaky, Mansfield A Newark Railroad. . SECOND TRAIN. M AIL AND EX PRESS Leave. Colnmhna at 3:00 p. m , will Mop al all .tali na eolith of Shelby, and at Salem, New London, Wellington. Grafton and Berea, arriving at Cleveland al 8:MI p. m . Dunkirk, 3:00 a. m., BiiIThI.i 4:36 a. m.. New Vork 10:110 p. m., Boeton 12:20a. m. Pitlahnrgh no Ureerlitie 2::t0 a. m., IMiiladlpbia 6:00 p. tn., Chicago via Grafton at 0:: a. m. Aim connerta at Shelby for all point, on the Sandnaky, Manxfteld A Newark Railroad. Patent Sleeping Cars ate run on all Night Trains to Chicago, New York and Boaton. Baggage Checked Thronh to New York and Button n. Cleveland; aleo, lo Philadelphia and A'mt York via Creetiine. RETURNING: Night Exprra. arrive, at Colnmhna at 1:30 a. m. Cincinnati Exprea. arrives at Colombo, at 1:40 p. m. Fare as Low as by any other Route. Atkjor Tickets via Crestlmt or Cleveland. E. 8 FLINT, Superintendent, Cleveland, Ohio. JAMES PATTERSON, Agent, Cclumbua,Ohio. Colnmbn., Nor. 29, 18A0.tJal'61o Auction & Commission Room! V. R. GLAZIER, AUOTIOlrf " AMD Ootumisslon ZHerchant No. 144 East Town afreet, near the Market House, RECEIVE8 ON COMMISSION ALL KINP8 OF Furniture, Dry Gooda. Grwceriea, Hardware, Horaea, Carriage., Ac Sale, ol Real Eetate and Peraonal Property attended to either In or oat of the city, at .hurt notice and on rerrenabla terms. Catk advance made on all contignmente. AUCTION IS EVERT DAT AND EVENING Bov24dly V B ULAZltR, Aocucomi MUSIC. ETC Marshall, James & Traver's PREMIUM PIANOS. PIAWOg ARK UNNl RPASSKD, 1 eumuining KH'IIN 8S and HWtETN KSS- BRILLIANCY and VOLUMK of TON K ; KLKOASCK and BKATTVof 8TYLB ; OCRlBILITT of MECHANISM, wilh DKLICAOY OF TOUCH and promptneaauf AOTIoN. Thl. "Patent Repeating iaran I Actinn" 1. pronuunced bylhalewtjudeeatolietha IMPROVEMENT OF THI AOK in Piano Korte making. A U Piamoe warram'ed toyive yerfeet ealufactum or Ike memef refunded. Addrwm . K. L. TRAVEB, Agent, 8TEINWAY SOIST'S 1ST PRIZE GOLD MEDAL PIANOS. Ill AVE NOW THE AUEKCYOF THEIK CELEBRATED PIANOS. THEY POSSESS REMARKABLE CLEARNESS, SWEETNESS, BRILLIANCY AND-VOLUME OK TONE, AND ALL OTHER QUALITIES DESIRABLE IV A FIRST CLASS INSTRUMENT. All Pinnae unrranled for three lean. Written guarantee given to that effect. Addreaa K. L. TBA VWt. Ag't, angr-Qiywiy-iteam uoLi:aaua.u. Reaidenca 283, Eaat Town Street. KN ABE'S GOLD MEDAL PIANOS rPHK BEsT AND MOST POPULAR PI-J. ANOS maie In this country are from the extensive and ceh biated manufactory of in, Knabe & Co., of Baltimore. They are the only Piano Forte that dare iaeu a challenge to the world for Volume, evencss and brilliancy of tone, elasticity of touch and durability: To be had only of SELTZER A WEBSTER, aug7-apr21-novl(l-dlyi. Hole Agent.. CHICKERING PIANOS. All Styles and Prices They have recelred -IO IPriano Medals And have made and miM over 9 3.0 0O INSTHUMF.NTS. These luatruments have all the Real Improvement of the Age And are, beyond comparison, the Finest Pianos in the World. Particular attontion Is requeued to 1EVEHAL NEW sTIXES. J. 0. WOODS, Holt Agent for Onnil Ohio, dec24'69 Buckeye Block, Broad Street, Columlm., GO TO THE GIFT BOOK STORE, No. 173 South High Street. A Splendid Gift with every Book sold worth In many eases ten times the amount paid fnr the Bonk. Call and See. Jaul I S10,OOOof North Western Bank of Virginia 3VI O TT U "ST W ! In exchange for Milinery Goods, or i payment of debts contracted. CALL AT R. H. WARE'S, NO G8 EAST TOWN STREET. 9 C0f.UMBUS, OHIO. - , This Money is Wanted Immediately. nov2 dam Important to Invalids. " Wlnchemer'a Gennln. Preparations' ot ne rurnust'lll I'M, Nadeft-om the Formula oj Dr. J. F. I'htirrhill, of Pari.. For (be Proventioa and Cure of ('ongumption, Debility, Dyspepsia, Chronio Bronchitis, Asthma, Scrofula, and all Nervoue Diseases.T-Vlncheter's Preparations Contain no Iroii.'htl TherarceM of the HVPOI'tlOSPHITES, in thecrss ol tnat greatest acourge or the race, CONSUMPTION, I. "uupitralleled in the annal. of miNlicine.' Thin new and thoroughly Scientific Remedy acta wilh INVARIABLK EFFICACY iu all agcM ofluhrrmlar diecann. It relieve the cough, check, t e liereniratfoua. .ulMlue. the chill. and lever., diminiiihe the exiectoralion, and promote, re. ireaning eep. "all ths flCNKRAL araiToM. niHAPPtia WITH A RAPIIIITY WHICH I. RKALLT HABVILOtla," Care I. the Rule Death the exception. Tlicir beneli-ial effect, are equally psompt and ckrtaik in all derangemenl. of the Nervoua and Blond Svitteni. I elng un.nrpaaat'd a. a A'erroe. Tonic, and generator of new ann neanny moon; wnne lor caaea or General Dehilittl-l,w of titrtmjth, Flcnh, and Appetite, Dy.pepaia, Neuralgia, Parnlvalii, Chronic Broiichltfa, A.lhma, Scrofula, Chrouic Iliurrhren, it I. the moat enicrinu. treatment kuown. FAIR TRIAL IS A CERTAIN CURE. THEY CURE NERVOUS DISEASES. The HYPtPHOSI'IIITK.S will occunv the moat Imnor. taut place in the list of thertneittical remeille. for il,..r ioiwt orenerina Hereon. pr,o-a7, ir any diaturlianne of ine uioou-gent raiing pnicea.. They ahnuld be employed In nervou. diaeaaea, protracted convaleaence, Ac. . Chtmhill. ' They improve the nervon- atrength, and inriamate the nutritive function.." P. E. Ruet, Al. 1 , Aforrwioira, N.J, "1 hey are mot appropriate Remedle. In a large claa. of aneciion. reauiung ironi (o of nervoue force." Boeton Mrdical and HHrgic.il Journal. "They increami the principle which constitute, aernw force, and are the matt powerful blood generating agen koum:'Dr. Churchill. WHAT THE PHYSICIANS SATIN EUROPE I have prescribed the rTypophoapfalle. In about twent cane.. They were in vario o atagea of the dlu-aae. I hav generally found, in each caae, the following effect.: A gen cral increase of Appetite, inrreae of animal beat, (in aoma caeca, not In all); a marked rtmantoaof beexpectoratfon, IK rviarCA.s; the patient alaoexprcaeinga feeling of improvement in their breathing power that they could till theircheat better with air. A Lady, aged 2A year., haa been nndnr treatment twelve month.. She haa had Chronic I'lithleiarWrfce wears; it haa been kept In abeyance b cod liver oil, until twelve inonth. .go. when, from some unexplained caitae, her digestive organ, would not tolerate the oil anr longer, when .he rapidly decllnerUn health. I then gave the Hypopboephltea. The improrement vae marked ami permanent. 1 jaw her on February 2Mh, 1S'I, when .he expn-ened heraelf a. being QUITE WELL NEVER HETTIR IN HER LIFE-. She hud a robint appearance and waa very .tout. Alt the general eumptome had disappeared. I am in ths habit or pbiwbifiiko ths Htpophobphitis IS ant KXHAuaTEn coNntTioN or ths .Terr. whrrs lom or APPgriTR AND DR.ILtTT ARB THR MO.T PROMINENT .YMP- THMK.br. R H. C.LoMUm Mnlical Circular. 'I have tried the H vpnphonphitca in about thirty caeee In every atage ot the diaeaee, and in the majority aay two third. the improvement haa been very marked. My experience haa proved, that it I. decidedly benelicial In the earlier Htagea of the dieeaae, although one very material effect of the medicine., via: their power of checking night wcata, make, them very useful In all etagea. Since my return from Pari., I have requeated sever, medical friend, to try the treatment on their patient., and they have mentioned to me that the result wa. most extraordinary. My exerience, however, aati.fle. me, that in the HvpoPHoepHiTRS we have MOST POWERFUL AGENTS, and that, on the score of humanity alone, then ought to have a fair and impartial trial. I may mention that the remit of the treatno-et on a near relative of mine, who bad been for .ome an nth. under Dr. Churchill', care, I. as aatwfactory aa it la) rat lying. Dr Dickson of the Isleo Jersey London Medical Lircular. A MUCH NEEDED CACTION t Tha extraordinary niccesa of " Wikchrstbr'. GEWrtNS Prepa rations' of the Hypophoaphito. having excited the cupidity of a certain claaa of Apothecaries, who are fraudulently Belling tnetr own DRkRTEUIotJ. or woBTHLRea preparation, with the ajourance that they are ";'! as good" a. mine or, worse, preteoding that tbey actnally are mine it baa become necessary, for the protection of invalids, th. medical profesaion, aud wnr otra reputation a a Chemist, to Cant Ion the Public I Against ALL preparation of the llypophnephitee not having nly foe simile signature, both on the outside wrapper and the label of directions. An honest Druggist wilt not decre you anffer no pihonest one to do so. Inquire r end USE onlt "Winchester's Oenulne Preparation," Which I. the only reliable lorm of the "If YPvPHTM. PIII1ES," and is put op la 7 to 1 ounce bottles, al II and f 2 each. Do not confound thi. remedy with the if Y-PHOSPHATESoVCHEMlCAL FOOD,'' andparticular-1- . ...ufl Van Liver Oil. which has no curative oronertu uk i ever, and all advertised aoafmsw, that lure the iiufterer to a premature grave. Circular., emoonying toe naiwnaie ann in. exrranraina tj remits of the Specific Treatment, SENT FREE ,Dr. Chnrrhill'. Treatise gratis to physicians, clergymen and Invalida. Sold by most re.pectable Druggists and Wholesale ai i Retail l ths sole General Depot of the United States, by J. WINCHESTER, 36 John .tree I, N. Y. sT For si. by Roberts A Samuel., DruggiaU, Colun boa, 0. ocotO-d-sod-ljr-w-ocUO tPbio State Journal. COLiTJMBTJS : . Monday Morning-, - . Jan 91. IS6I Rasey i t New York. Mr. Rarey is creating a great furore iu New York The New York papers are filed witb his performance at Niblo's Garden on his first appearance witb Cruiser. We copy the following extraot from the Herald; New York has a new sensation. Rarey has armed, has exhibiied his wonderful powers, hns made a great success, and will be'tbe rage. All the horsemen are in a fever of excitement, and the general public no' less interested. Like most Americans, Rurey had to go to Europe for his reputation, but bis own country will most heartily endorse it now. He made his debut in New York, at Niblo's Qardeo, yesterday afternoon, and never was success more marked, de- 0 ided and unequivocal. The house was crowded to its utmost capacity, even the private boies and upper tier tbe two theatrical extremes being filled. Among tbe audience was a large number of ladies, and be character of tbe assembly was most varied. Clergymen like the Rer. Mr. Beecher, horsemen from Harlem Lane, men about town, merchants from Wall street almost every one who owned or used a horse was in attendance. The impetus given lo equine sports by Ibe opening of the Central Park haa affected alike all classes; and the ladies listened and observed yesterday with an attention which proved bow greatly they were interested in and ho" well they uuder stood Mr. Rarey's subject. In spile of the disadvantage of an afternoon performance, which generally repels rather than attracts a male audience, the house was completely jammed, and witb few exceptions, with an audience of the very greatest respectability. Tbe stage was fitted up with a square open enclosure, fenced in towan's the audience wilh ropes and towards the wings and rear of the stage with boards. This carpeted witb sawduHl, bay and Btraw, bore a resemblance as Btriking as anything theatrical could he, to a stable yard. Just before the curtain rose, Cruiser, the animal whom Rarey rodd into notoriety, was brought into the inclosure, unblanketed and then removed. The audience who caught glimpses ol tins preliminary pertormance through the slits in the green curtain, became very impatient, and after repeated thunder storms of applause tho curtain rose and the stage was cleared for the lecture, exhibition or performance, which ever it may be calledfor it bo partakes of tbe character of all three, and is wilhal so unique, that a new name will have to be invented for it. It is as if Robinson or Mellville should come forward, explain the principles of his feats, show the audience of bis process of training, and then proceed with the performance. Mr. Rarey thon made his appearance amid great applause, and acknowledged the honor conferred on him in a neat speech, after which he introduced Cruiser. Cruiser's appearance was hailed with great applause. He is a fine, large stallion, oolor dark bay, form almost perfection, but an eye full of fire and spirit. "There," said Mr. Rarey, exhibiting them, "are the collar and muzzle which Cruiser used to wear. They placed them upon him by letting a rope down through the roof of his stall, fastening it under his neok and raising him off his fore feet. This is the first time he has been on the stage in this country. We have had no rehearsal, but instead of kicking, sb he used, he will now (as you see) give me his foot like a gentleman." (Applause.) Mr. Rarey and his subject walked several times round the enelosure, and anally earns to a stand still, when taking a couple of leather straps from his pocket, Rarey said, "These two straps are all that I used to tame this horse. A moment; and one of the straps, dexterously placed upon the fore leg, reduced the quadruped toatriped. The second strap was as quickly looped around the other fore foot, and drawn through the bellyband; Cruiser took a step forward, Mr. Rarey pulled the second strap, and the animal was on his knees to hig master who fell beside him, and, rising, began pulling his head backwards and forwards Up jumped Cruiser like mad, and quick as a flash Mr. Rarey crawled out of danger. Before the frightened stable boys could run away Rarey had his horse again at the footlights, and pointing to a graze upon Cruiser's hip, said, "In coming over the horse injured his hip, -and is unusually restive and ill at ease. Youneebe will not allow himself to be dragged about. I have not laid hands on him before, except when I took bim from his box, since we left the Crystal Palace, London. I will not detain you longer witb him, as I have several other uutanied horses ready." (Applause.) He jiext introduced a wild horse from South America, one that cost $2,700, who was very vicious, but in a short time he was made to succiimh. We expeot in a short time to greet tbe arrival of Mr. Rarey in this city, where he has hosts of old friends and acquaintances. Important from Mextco--The Late Triumph of the Liberals Pull aud Interesting Particulars. Siecial Correspondence of the Picavnne. Vera ( ruz, Dec. 81, 18G0. The first act of the great and terrible drama which has afflicted this country for the last thrpe years has finally been closed, by the total rout and defeat of Miramon, with tbe destruction of bis army, on the 22J inst. It appears he left the cily on the 21st, with the greater portion of his army some 7,500 troops and 83 pieces of artillery to attack the Liberal forces under Gen. Jesus Gonzales Ortega, who had some 18,000 troops and 100 pieces of artillery, at Arroyoxabo, about 16 leagues from Mexico. The battle, however, took plaoe at San Meguslito, on the 22d inst,, and lasted some three to four hours. It was a most bloody contest, and tbe entire forces of the former were dispersed, with the loss of All his artillery, $100,-000 in specie, some of his principal officers killed and taken prisoner, and others badly wounded, he only escaping to take this news back to Mexico. On the 25th inst., the liberal army, with a force of 20,000 troops, entered and occupied the City of Mexico. Miramon, Cobos, Marques, etc., have fled to the South, and, it is supposed, will endeavor to form a junction with Vicaro, and make a stand at Iguala. It appears that Miramon took an escort of some 1,000 troops, and $70,000 specie, part ef whom pronounced against him, taking the money which was in their possession. Gen. Ortega, in his dispatch of the 25th inst. to the government, earnestly solicits the President to immediately proceed to Mexico to again establish the Liberal Government in the capital. So we may expect that he, wilh his Cabinet and chief officers, etc, will immediately take up their line of march. Ber-riozabel has, in the meantime, been nominated Governor Interim, by Ortega, of Mexico. Since the entrance of the Liberals, the city of Mexico has been quiet, and many of the shops long closed to escape the onerous exactions ef Miramon, were already reopened. In the meantime, preparations were in progress for a grand day of rejoioing, which will soon be followed by a day of mourning for those who bave fallen in the name of liberty. A monument is also to be erected at Tacubaya, on the spot where the dreadful massaore of April 11, 1859, took place. . At last accounts, however, the cathedral and all the prinoipal churches of the capital were closed, and the clergy refused to open them. What course would be pursued with them is not intimated. A Southern editor, some years ago, in attempting to compliment General Pillow as a "battle-scarred veteran," was made by the types to eall him a "battle-scared veteran." In the next issue tbe mistake was so far corrected as to style him a "bottle scarred venteran." Navigation of the Mississippi. Those who go down the Mississippi in steamboats, and do business on that great water, are already having foretaste of tbe delights of secession. Thirty packets are now tied up at Cairo for want of freight, which were id active service one month since, notwithstanding the river is free of ice below that point, and not withstanding a heavy gorge below St. Louis has, until within a day or two, blocked up that important channel of Iratfao and sent a consid erable portion of thai trade down tbe Illinois Central R. R. It is also a notir ilile fact that a number of underwriters in l liis city have given notice to merchants and shippers of a series advance the rales of insurance between New Orleans and Chicago. How far this movement may tend to cripple the rade between tbe two points we do not know, but it will surely bave a tendency to drive our merchants to the eastern cities for those staples which they have been accustomed to porchace at New Orleans. It is proper to ask the people of Illinois whether they desire to see a foreign nation established between themselves and the Gulf of Mexicy a foreign nation which is altogether likely to be a foreign enemy. It is proper to ask where they are willingiopassup and down that Btream under tbe guns of hostile forts at Memphis, Vicksburgh, Natchez and Baton Rouge. These are practical questions. P. 8. Since the above was written, we learn by telegraph, that an artillery company have stationed themselves on Vicksburg bluffs to way lay all river craft passing up or down, and of course to sink such boats as do not give satisfactory reasons for being permitted to proofed. The action of our underwriters was not taken loo early for their own seourity. Chicago Tribune. Applauding In Churefiea. The obsolete custom of applauding preachers was revived in several churches on tbe Nation al Fast Day last week. The Rev. Jaoob M. Manning, at the Old South Church in Boston, the Rev. Sumner Ellis in tbe Universalist Church in Salem, and the Rev. Dr. Cbapin in his Chureh in New York, uttered sentiments last Friday which called forth strong marks of approval from their crowded audiences. This course is not to be commended, but it is merely the revival of an anoient pratice of the Christian Church, as in the fourth oentury the preachers were loudly applauded during the delivery or their discourses. The frequent ories of "Orthodox," the dapping of the hands and stamping of the feet in churches were as com mon in that period as similar proceedings no are at popular assemblages or tne people. It is related that Chrysostom, the celebrated Christian Father, whose noted prayer was said in the f.piscopal (Jhurcbes yesterday, was applauded in the great church at Constantinople by the people's waving thoir plumes, their handker chiefs and their garments; and by others grasp ing their swords' and crying out' with a loud voice, "Thou art worthy of the priesthood." notion Irantcrtpt. The Investigating Committee and the Stolen Bonds. After dilligent inquiry, I have been enabled to glean tbe following facts in relation to the in vestigating committee on the stolen bonds, although the chairman has been most reserved when oalled upon to divulge. It appears that the committee was in session from Monday un til Friday, at the St. Nicholas Hotel, New York, where they went to trace tbe missing bonds, and examined some twenty witnesses. Some of the most important witnesses were missing, but I am informed that the report of the committee will be startling and unanimous in its array of facts. The only point about which the oommu lee Is divided is one for the Courts to decide whether an innooent holder of themissing bonds shall loose bis money because the bonds were feloniously abstracted. One part of the com mittee take ground that the bonds having been transferred to third parties should not be damaged by the faot that they were Btolen; the other alledging that the theft being established, enabled the Government to seize upon the bonds wherever they could be found. Cor. Phil. Yew. Life In British Columbia. The Bishop of Columbia who has but recently taken possession of his distant See, in the British American Possessions, has written a letter to Miss Btirdett Com Is, dated Cargoosh, August 14th, in which he gives some interesting information as to his experience: SCENKRY. i My route has been along the Fraser, through mountain scenery of the wildest, the grandest character. (The narrow pathway has some-limes carried me up several thousand feet to the region of snow, whence the mighty torrent below seemed like a white thread, while around and far off the eye could rest upon nothing but nmBS upon mass of rugged rocky mountain range. ' At timas our road lay along the riverls bank, amid pines and under-brush and flowery shrubs, here and there cheeked by ravines, down which came foaming, rolling, shining, the tributary streams, of which with gratitude, we drank the cool, clear, refreshing water. The lat ter part of the journey we have had more open scenery, and fine pasture land has taking the place of mountain defile. TUB MINKR3. The whole way has been the scene of gold mining operations. The river appe.: to bave carried down aud deposited gold all along its banks. In former times it flowed at a higher level, and upon flats or terraces now dry, as well as by its immediate bed, the gold is found. I have conversed on the 8) ot with many miners, and with all desoriptions of persons, and there is now but one sentiment as to the inexhaustible resources of this country. Owiug to the extreme difficulty of coummuni-calion, many who first came from California went back disheartened, but all who remained are doing well, and there will be a steady increase in the population. Roads are being made, and access of the miners will every day become easier. The miners are a fine, hardy race of men; they are of all nations Germans, Americans, "French J Italians Swedes, Norwegian Chinese, as well as English. The latter are the fewest of all. There is an niter absence of religion, and much awful vice and profanity abounds. I make a practice of speaking to everybody. I meet, and I am often, alas! compelled to hear in common talk the most profane language. This I always reprove, and have generally found my remarks taken well. Whenever I have had service the miners have attended, and several here have told me they had not for ten and fourteen years attended a religious service. How thankful one is to have the privilege of first bearing to these our fellow-men tbe renewed opportunity of grace! Tbe Church of England is alone in the field. Not a representative of any other religions body is yet among the miners. At two places, Hope and Yale, there waa a Methodist minister, but he has been withdrawn. We bave two clergymen in these towns, both of whom are working well. I was present at a meeting in the latter on my way, when an address was presented to me, and the chairman, an American Presbyterian, called upon all present in this new land to forget the past differences and adopt the Church of England for their religion. THE FEMALE POPULATION. The great drawbaek to the wholesome progress of society is the dearth of female population. I suppose there is not above one to every two hundred of the other sex. I came upon a pleasing exoeption the otber day at Hill Bar. I was visiting the miners. One log hut seemed more neat than the rest. As we approached, a modest looking young woman asked us to come in. She was from the North of Ireland, a Protestant, and bad married in Austra-There was something simple and touching 1 a her manner. I entered npom tbe.saVjeet of " religion; she loved to attend church, tad bad been brought op by ber parents, whose custom " was to hare family prayer night and morning.f Her father was still living. She was very lose- ; ly, and had no female society. One after there) " was, but her character -was such tbe eosrU et Associate with her. ' TUB CBINE8E THCIB RxCIABB FOB til KOAISB ' I meet many Chinese. They are flewing In. by thousands. I trust that we ma be enabled , to bring the light of troth among them. - They ' are well conducted at present, and are aa' ad- . vantage as pioneers and aa consumer. I look ' upon them as a most interesting part of my flock, as affording an opportunity of, through them, reaching their dark home ia Asia with the Gospel. These migrations of maa are prof v tdeutial. l am very anxious te nave special in struction for them, and have applied to the 8o ciety for the Promulgation of the Gospel bfcajBct "4 missionaries. i liev are a runny people, ana are mil of e humor and very friendly. Tbey respeot. A' English muoh. At one plaoe I eame to a pretty bridge over a river. It had been built- by a Chiuaman named Ab-8oo. He takes the toll. Oo our approach be ran forward with ool water to drink, and told us we were free of the bridge. "No Engliahee pay over de bridge, and no poor Chinaman." "Me makes no chargee to.de English. M charge Boston man (American.) Boston man charge Chinaman very high in Californy. Chinaman now chargee Boston man ha thai' Ei Gov, Medlll Standing by tha Treasury The Washington correspondent of tbe Kew York Herald, writing on the 18th, says: - y Governor Mcdill, Comptroller of the Treasury, was presented by Judge Bryan, of Alabama) f" as agent, with a warrant for sixty thoasanoT ' dollars. This amount was claimed by esrtarn parties in Alabama for printing. Gov. Medill-refused to pay it, alleging that it wag bognj. Mr. Clayton, First Assistant of the Treasury, called upon Medill to know by what authority he, the Comptroller, refused to pass aa account that bore the signature of Soontary Thomas. Governor Medill replied that he was theJiett judge of tbe business of his own department.' He expressed the opinion that (he account was a fraud, and therefore, he could not and Would" '' not sign and authorise its payment nntH ' Mi ' Dix, the new Treasurer, returns from New TAtVa. examines it and authorizes him (Medill) to pass ' the warrant. It is said that the warrant waa so glaringly a fraud that General Dix will' re-'. ' pudiate it as Governor Medill has done, and ia view of this fact it is the greater wonder that Mr. Thomas, tbe retiring Seoretary of tha Treasury, gave it his signature. i f . - s. : . .J' Translated from the Chinese. ".' ' ? - . On Indecision. ProfeMor Ttwtt Wanted to buy a pair of bmtt. HeioaDd two pair Tit t fitted bim to a hair . Tbe ene at Black's and tbe other at ' j He trlrM, oa thou and tried on theee ) i Went from Fee tm Black, - ' - aftud rhev went baok , From ahoa te ebop t, & - . , Till ready to droit And knew not whiek toobooat; Bo that Mr. Toota In buying one pair of boots, Wore ont two pair of skoes I Hon. John Sherman. ' , As it is now positively ascertained that Hon . Salmon P. Chase will go into Mr. Liooeln's .-Cabinet, a vacancy io the United States Senate will be occasioned, and the Ohio LeeiBlatuTe.'-at present in session, will be called upon to fill ft.;. -. S A very general disposition is manifested in this j I quarter, and, indeed, all throng Ohio, Jbjut J Hon. John Sherman should be promoted teibia l -v! ImDortant rtosition. No man has .riaan anm rapidly within a few years In publio esteem i sh. tnan mr. enerman. not yet forty, tie has die V played great ability, courage, and industry ia the House of Representatives, and ia the post- ,' tion of ohsirman of the Committee of Ways and . Means has won the eonfideaoe of most men ef I all parties He is, besides, a national states- man, and has the nerve to express bis senile meats without referenae to consequences to him- y self. Ohio ought to have as experienced and s resolute a man as Sherman in the United Stales Senate. Philadelphia Prtu: 1 ' " Central Machine Carpenter Shop, ; AMD .,'. planing, sawing;: . AND General House Furnishing ' Establishment. : M ANUP AOTTJBBB OP DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, &C.&C. rTAVING REMOVED FROM HIS OLD establishment, at Com.tockvllle, west of the Oanal. and having bnllt a new .hop of large dimensions oa Wa'.',"V'1 nnt street, between Rich and Town street., one square ' N east ot the Market House, and fitted it op with sew bk. (j'.-V hlnary capable of turning ont the best quality of weraji'- r'..? vu .ue suortest norioe ; ne wouia respectiuilj solicit uie 1 1117 Illi 11 I n f IT T All V B'Tb'iH xrs- ltu it u u villi vaihn,ll ;t And 411 Otlio fa WHO WANT WORK DONE WirrsvIEAT--1 . NESS AND DISPATCH, To Give Him a Call! All orders for " , . . i S HOUSE WORK OF ANY. KIND s promptly attended to and . ' Especially that or House Bull dins t r veuffdl. ' . ,. . " ra. SHOKDIMOB, a. iboww Slioortirisor c urown. Manufacturer, and Dealer. In all kind, of ? )l CABINET FURNITURE; : lMSoatA High Street, Oolnmbm, Ohio. , ' ' t aVsVUndertAkina; promptly attended to. my4-dly-RAB ' o. o. o. Cary's Cough Cure I or Pectoral Trochee ' For the immediate relief and certain cure of . Coughs, Golds, Influenza, Aathma, Hoarseness, Whoopjjng Cough, Catarrh, Branch il.., Difficult Breathing, Sore Throat. Ao. RELIEF WARRANTED IN TEN MINUTE8I For Ministers, Public Speakers, and Singers, these 'I V Trochee are indi.peusnble for Clearing and Strengthening the Voice, Removing Hoarseness, Ac. The ease with which , they are taken being easily carried In the pocket, raqnir- ing no preparation, always ready for use on all occasions, ' not liable to change In any climate, containing nocking Injurious to the most delicate constitution shoo Id be a 7 umcleot recommendation to all, to give them a fair trial . Price S5 cents per Box. declS.dsod.wly , avsTFor sale at all Drug stores. V NEW FAMILY GROCERY JOSEPH RODENBEL1. f- NO. 1 3 BAST FRIEND ST., COLUMBUS, 0. . .'.'- KERF CONSTANT LT ON HAND A t'.'i Large assortment of Family Groceries aad Provis on., for sale at low price., and Delivered free of charge, may 7dly-iAs. ,.' Arrival Ko.'i for I860. " 8TEWABT eSe 8TIMBON, , V Merchant Tailors. . , ' . 138 S.Iligh St.,(opposlteOoodale House) Columbus.' -v Have received a full supply of ' J i FRESH AND FASHIONABLE .,.,. FALL AND WINTER GOODS, ana are now nraoj w wi. " " " ".j-amine their stock. And they especially Invite all who wish to supply themselves with A No. 1 COATS, .PANTS liu VKSTS ot the beat grade of goods, fashioaaWe style of make, and a tree fit, to dall and leave their aresra-. Terms Cash. - ai... on hand, flentleman's Fnml.hlngGooda.nch aa Hhlrt.. Collars. Neck Tiea. Scarfs, Glove. , Undershirts.. i Drawers, Ao. ' N. B. No goods taken in to make nnloa oar own trite. , rnlngt are used. . sepa7aprl3,'e0-dlj V", e ' - r if- A "AW